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Tax Insurance: A Strategic Approach to Managing Risk | Presented by Gary Blitz, Aon


As companies seek to boost shareholder value and deliver growth in a volatile economic environment, senior corporate finance and tax professionals are forced to navigate complex tax risks.  In response to traditional and limited approaches, risk-transfer insurance has emerged as an alternative capital management tool to lower costs, increase margins, and take risk off the balance sheet.  In this session, Gary Blitz, US Co-CEO, M&A and Transactions Solutions and Head of Aon's Tax Practice, will discuss how insurance is being used to disrupt the traditional approach to capital management and improve bottom-line results for businesses.
 
Session goals:  Attendees will understand the market for tax liability insurance; discover how insurance can mitigate balance sheet risk related to tax liabilities; and learn how to use insurance as a capital management tool to improve cash flow. 
 
1.0 Credit in the Field of Tax (pending review)

Presented via Webex.  Registration ends April 27, 2020

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Speakers

Gary Blitz

Co-CEO, Aon M&A and Transaction Solutions | Global Head of Tax Insurance
Aon Risk Services

Credits

1.00 CPE
Basic

Method

group-live

Field

Taxes, Technical

Prerequisites

none

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