Every company enters into contracts—whether to generate profits, manage risks, or secure long-term growth. Yet, what often goes overlooked is that the way these agreements are drafted can have a significant impact on a company’s tax position. In this article, TMI highlights key considerations and practical talking points for business operators to point out that their agreements should not only be commercially sound but also structured to optimize tax efficiency.
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TMI Eyes No. 29: Contract Drafting and Tax Implications (Part 1)
2025/11/14