Litigation over the $6.5 billion take-private buyout of pipeline owner
The lawsuit, docketed Monday, accuses Buckeye’s board of using accounting tricks to force unitholders cashed out of the partnership to pay taxes on up to $350 million in post-closing income that would remain with the company after its sale to IFM, which is owned by a group of Australian pension funds.
Although Buckeye technically disclosed the massive “gift” to IFM Global Infrastructure Fund, it ...
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