There are a number of reasons that might drive a company to take a look at a corporate spin off. It might be to focus on a particular business need. It may be purely to raise revenue -- those assets that are currently part of one corporation being split and actually raising the value of the corporations.CT’s Business Compliance Consultant, Sharon Carroll, outlines what you need to know in this short video.

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Ian Bone, Sr. Manager of Strategy and Innovation, discusses the importance of due diligence in mergers, spinoffs, and/or financing agreements.

Whether you’re expanding organically or through an acquisition, doing business internationally requires up-front planning in order to be successful. CT’s Head of Global Managed Services, Bobby Paulus, reviews what’s needed when expanding and how to avoid the serious consequences of international non-compliance.

July 15, 2016, the IRS and the U.S. Department of the Treasury issued proposed regulations on tax-free spin-offs.

While the corporate spin-off process is complex, this infographic seeks to highlight the key activities that form the core of the process.