Buying Company

When buying a company, we acquires the assets and liabilities of the company, rather than the shares. This means that the we take over the company's operations, contracts, and assets, but not the legal structure of the company. We would then reorganize the company, integrate it with our own operations, and take advantage of any tax benefits associated with the acquisition. The advantages of buying a company include the ability to tailor the structure of the transaction to suit the buyer's needs, and the ability to limit the buyer's exposure to the company's liabilities.