
Going private demands transparency
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Abstract: A public company might choose to go private for the tax and accounting advantages, to reduce compliance costs, or to focus on long-term goals rather than satisfying Wall Street’s demand for short-term profits. But going private is nearly as complex as going public, so it’s important to handle such transactions with care. This article cites a real-world example illustrating why it’s essential that the process be fully transparent.
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