Paper LBO: tax rate
If you receive a paper lbo with no tax rate given, what would you typically use for US or EUR or GBP deals?
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For something quick and dirty (which a paper LBO will be), the go-to would just be the tax rate of where the company is incorporated:
https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/quick-charts/corporate-income-tax-cit-rates
very helpful thanks
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