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Showcasing high-end capabilities, the team at Mayer Brown provides advice concerning transfer pricing, with extensive experience handling transfer pricing structuring, and negotiating advance pricing agreements, whether those are unilateral, bilateral, or multilateral. With a client roster consisting of multinational companies and private equity clients, the team handles a range of sophisticated transactions, including cross-border mergers, capital market transactions, and fund formation. The team is led across multiple offices consisting of New York-based Jason Bazar , Brian Kittle , Lucas Giardelli , Chicago-based Thomas Kittle-Kamp, and Washington DC-based Jason Osborn . Bazar’s practice covers tax structuring related to cross-border investments within specialized areas such as technology and art, while Kittle and Kittle-Kamp handle a plethora of complex tax disputes. Giardelli has a longstanding reputation for handling tax issues concerning investment, sales, and acquisitions, while Osborn handles advance pricing agreements and is regarded as an authority in matters concerning transfer pricing. Based in the Washington DC office, Kenneth Klein continues to support multinational corporations across a variety of industries.
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‘Service and customer minded: good combination of tax technical skill and practical solutions.’
Key clients
- American Express Company
- Sotheby’s
Work highlights
Advised Sotheby's on the tax and structuring aspects in connection with a $1 billion investment by ADQ.
Advised broadband company Altice on the tax and structuring aspects in the sale of its video advertising platform Teads SA, to US ad company Outbrain Inc. in an approximately $1 billion transaction.