Informal interpretations provide guidance from previous staff interpretations on the applicability of the HSR rules to specific fact situations. You should not rely on them as a substitute for reading the Act and the Rules themselves. These materials do not, and are not intended to, constitute legal advice.
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Item 6
No amendment is needed.
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801.10
No, the acquisition price is not determined. Therefore the acquiring person will need to determine the fair market value pursuant to Rule 801.10(c)(3).
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802.52
Based on the facts presented, we agree.
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801.11
We agree.
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802.51
Rule 802.51 provides a limited exemption for assets covered by 801.40(d)(2), which only includes credit obligations. You must still determine whether the JV will hold other US assets valued over $50...
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801.11
We agree that you would count the cash because there is a balance sheet within the acquiring person. You only get to exclude cash if no entity within the person has created a regularly prepared...
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Item 2(d)
Yes, a range may be provided so long as it does not straddle a fee threshold.
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801.10
We agree.
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Item 5, Item 8
Agree with your approach; please cross-reference in both filings.
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Item 1(f), Item 3
Please list all four, noting that one is non-reportable, and explain further in Item 3.
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Item 5(a)
Yes. The additional revenues and NAICS codes should be listed in Item 5(a), and you should produce the stand-alone 2021 financial statements for the company acquired in 2022.
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801.21, 802.2, 802.4
We agree with your analysis.
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801.1
Confirmed.
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801.11, 803.12
While a filing can be withdrawn, no refund will be issued.
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Item 4(b)
Your understanding is correct.
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Item 5(a)
Yes.
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801.1, 801.12
To determine control of a corporation, you must look at both the voting rights inherent in the voting security itself, i.e., those provided in the bylaws or formation documents for the corporation, as...
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801.1
You should rely on the last regularly prepared financial statement prior to closing to determine what entity has control.
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801.30
Yes, this is acceptable. Please note these circumstances in the cover letter and Item 3(a) description.
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Item 7(c)(iv)
I am a PNO attorney and am writing to address your question below. Please create a separate attachment for the information in Item 7(c)(4)(a) as you propose. Please note that this will not be a...
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