Restructuring Troubled Companies in Tax Planning is the process of reorganizing a company’s operations in order to achieve greater tax efficiency and cost savings. This process typically involves the restructuring of debts, assets, and liabilities, as well as the reorganization of business ownership structures. The aim of restructuring is to improve the company’s financial position and to reduce its overall tax burden. Different types of restructuring troubled companies in tax planning include: • Debt Restructuring: This type of restructuring involves renegotiating the terms of debt with creditors to reduce the interest payments or reduce the principal amount. • Asset Restructuring: This type of restructuring involves the sale or transfer of assets in order to reduce the company’s tax burden, while also allowing for the creation of new sources of revenue. • Liability Restructuring: This type of restructuring involves renegotiating the terms of liabilities with creditors in order to reduce the company’s overall tax burden. • Ownership Restructuring: This type of restructuring involves reorganizing the ownership structure of a company in order to take advantage of favorable tax laws and regulations.