Great content! Are you suggesting that if you have both active and passive investments, that they should be separated by different holding companies? Thank you.
What is the difference between a Limited by Shares vs Limited by Guarantees? Which one is more suitable for which company type? What makes a company SPV vs non-SPV?
A company limited by shares is generally used by an organisation with a profit-seeking motive. Limited by guarantee is used by not-for-profit organisations such as charities and other such-like organisations although one could also use a Community Interest Company (CIC) for that purpose too.. If you are creating a company with a view to making profit then a company limited by shares would be more suitable. SPV stands for Special Purpose Vehicle. By definition, this would be a company that has been set-up for a specific project ie a commercial-to-resi conversion. Any company which isn't created for a specific project or period then that would be a limited company but it would not be called an SPV. I hope that helps.
@@ShazNawaz Thank you for your reply and great content. From companies house how would someone know if its an SPV or not? Is it in the Memorandum and Articles of Association? Can a company be a SPV and then change to be a non-SPV, and other way around also?
@@user-ck3qc5fv9n SPV is a term which means Special Purpose Vehicle. It doesn't have a separate designation on companies house unless an SIC code is chosen that indicates it's a one-off project. More often than not, you won't be able to tell.
Hello, For subsidiary/ child company formation is it usually required that the parent company name and members / owners name both be listed to create the llc ?
@@ShazNawaz ok, by chance do you know of a way that a single member/ owner / beneficiary can workaround this portion to maintain privacy from the public eye ?
This was extremely helpful. I have been overthinking about setting up my holding company, now I have more clarity.
Great content! Are you suggesting that if you have both active and passive investments, that they should be separated by different holding companies? Thank you.
How does the taxation apply on holding company, If holding company only holding the funds on behalf of other companies
Hello, how does the holding company treat the money to SPV 2? Is it a dividend to spv 2 or an intercompany loan? Or other?
Hi sir..i just want to know how we can create holding company / parent company
so helpful thank-you!!
I'm glad it was helpful for you.
Great info mate cheers
Very useful, thanks Shaz😊
You’re welcome 😊
What is the difference between a Limited by Shares vs Limited by Guarantees? Which one is more suitable for which company type? What makes a company SPV vs non-SPV?
A company limited by shares is generally used by an organisation with a profit-seeking motive. Limited by guarantee is used by not-for-profit organisations such as charities and other such-like organisations although one could also use a Community Interest Company (CIC) for that purpose too..
If you are creating a company with a view to making profit then a company limited by shares would be more suitable.
SPV stands for Special Purpose Vehicle. By definition, this would be a company that has been set-up for a specific project ie a commercial-to-resi conversion. Any company which isn't created for a specific project or period then that would be a limited company but it would not be called an SPV.
I hope that helps.
@@ShazNawaz Thank you for your reply and great content. From companies house how would someone know if its an SPV or not? Is it in the Memorandum and Articles of Association? Can a company be a SPV and then change to be a non-SPV, and other way around also?
@@user-ck3qc5fv9n SPV is a term which means Special Purpose Vehicle. It doesn't have a separate designation on companies house unless an SIC code is chosen that indicates it's a one-off project. More often than not, you won't be able to tell.
Hello, For subsidiary/ child company formation is it usually required that the parent company name and members / owners name both be listed to create the llc ?
Yes, because you'd need to list officers and also shareholders.
@@ShazNawaz ok, by chance do you know of a way that a single member/ owner / beneficiary can workaround this portion to maintain privacy from the public eye ?
No, because they would be a Person with Significant Control and would need to disclose that when a Confirmation Statement is filed.