March 12, 2026

How Bankruptcy Restructurings Trigger Inversion Tax Risks

In a recent ABI Journal article, Kevin M. Jacobs and Devon Bodoh explain how cross-border bankruptcy restructurings can unintentionally trigger U.S. tax inversion rules, creating significant and often irreversible tax consequences. The authors highlight common restructuring scenarios that create risk and offer practical steps professionals can take to identify and address inversion issues early.

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