What is CONTINUITY OF INTEREST DOCTRINE?

Taxing that occurs when a firm changes hands. The firm buying owns a percent of stock to get the tax deferred status.

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Related Legal Terms
CONTINUITY OF BUSINESS ENTERPRISE DOCTRINE, CONTINUITY OF LIFE DOCTRINE, BUSINESS CONTINUITY, CONTINUITY PLAN, CONTINUITY PROGRAM, PRICE CONTINUITY, BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLANNING (BCP), BUSINESS CONTINUITY PROGRAM, YATES’ CORRECTION FOR CONTINUITY, ALTER EGO DOCTRINE


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