Groups of companies headed by a holding company with interests in several subsidiaries have become the norm in France, meeting legal, financial and tax objectives alike.
While this structure is well suited to group organisation and external growth, it is not always neutral for the private wealth taxation of shareholders and executives. Léa Faulcon and Didier Loiseau review what is at stake in qualifying as an active holding company.
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