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Under the right circumstances, an Up-C structure implemented in connection with an initial public offering (IPO) has the potential to deliver significant economic and tax benefits to financial sponsors and other selling shareholders. Post-IPO, these structures also may allow companies more flexibility
November 9, 2022 Hybrid Event
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In this microtalk video, Remmelt Reigersman provides a brief overview of umbrella partnership – C corporation structures, which are more commonly referred to as “Up-C structures.”
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A partnership (or LLC) can go public in a highly tax-efficient manner by using an “Up-C” structure. An Up-C structure is composed of two entities: (1) a parent company, a C corporation (“PubCo”) which will be organized as a holding company, and (2) PubCo’s subsidiary, which is the partnership or LLC. The Up-C structure makes