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Do companies raising money in the stock market pay capital gains? |
Say a company goes public and raises $100 million through issuing stock, do they have to pay the capital gains tax on this? Not under those circumstances. The are receiving the money, but are giving something (shares in the company, basically part ownership) for the money they receive. No. A corporation issuing stock to get new shareholders to invest is not a capital gain transaction. |
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