Medical Practice Transactions: Personal Goodwill, Type F Reorganizations, and Health Care Joint Venture Trends

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Date: 11/21/24
Time: 2:00-3:30 PM ET

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Live closed captions are available.

Overview: This webinar discusses the purchase of physician owner personal goodwill for certain medical practice transactions, and the tax savings impact it can have on the physician owners through this structure. Speakers discuss notable case law on personal goodwill, valuation approaches to bifurcating the value of physician owner personal goodwill as compared to corporate assets in a transaction, and best practices to ensure compliance.  Speakers also discuss the tax implications and benefits of a pre-acquisition F reorganization of the target company and the appropriate tax forms necessary to complete the F reorganization.  The webinar also examines trends in health care joint venture transactions.

Learning Objectives: 

  • Learn about the tax savings and impact of purchasing physician owner personal goodwill for certain medical practice transactions.
  • Learn about notable case law related to personal goodwill, valuation approaches to bifurcating the value of physician owner personal goodwill as compared to corporate assets in a transaction, and best practices to ensure compliance in this area.
  • Learn about the tax implications and benefits of a pre-acquisition F reorganization of the target company, the tax benefits of doing so, and the appropriate tax forms necessary to complete the F reorganization.

Speaker Information:

Steven Hadjilogiou, Partner, McDermott Will & Emory

Matt Muller, Director, Healthcare Valuation and Advisory, Healthcare Appraisers

Moderator:

 Nicholas Kump, Senior Associate, King & Spalding

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