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Employee Benefits in Corporate Transactions (Lecture)
Professor Henry Eickelberg LL.M Course 748 | 1 credit hours Corporate transactions involve the full range of employee benefits provided to the seller's workers, often in circumstances for which there is no clear legal guidance. Often benefits issues influence the price paid in the transaction. This advanced seminar applies employee benefits fundamentals learned in earlier courses to sales of businesses, bankruptcy, and other corporate transactions. Both legal and accounting treatment of employee benefit liabilities will be addressed. Prerequisite: Introduction to Employee Benefits or Health & Welfare Benefit Plans: Tax & ERISA Aspects Introduction to Employee Benefits or Health & Welfare Benefits Plans: Tax & ERISA Aspects (or the equivalent Tax Aspects of Employee Welfare Benefits). Recommended: ERISA: The Fiduciary Provisions; Retirement Plan Design and Taxation; ERISA: Plan Termination and Withdrawal Liability JD students who have questions about the course and whether or not it is appropriate for them should email Professor Eickelberg at hce3@law.georgetown.edu.
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