Asset Protection

What Is A Subsidiary Company? A “subsidiary company” refers to a business that is wholly or majority owned by another company. The company that owns a subsidiary is often called a “parent” or “holding” company. A subsidiary company is typically a separate business with its own team in charge of daily operations. However, the parent […]

  Delaware LLCs: Key Benefits for Real Estate Investors Delaware LLC Benefit #1) Asset Protection Limited personal liability protection. Separate LLCs for each property protect assets within the property portfolio. Delaware LLCs offer limited personal liability protection for investors and separates personal assets from company debts and liabilities. This protection is critical for investors who […]

  What Is a Special Purpose Vehicle? A Special Purpose Vehicle, or “SPV”, is a separate LLC established by a parent company to complete a unique business activity or task. Most companies include broad purpose clauses in their corporate bylaws. These clauses basically say the company can undertake any action as long as it is […]

The term “subsidiary” is used often in business, however, you might not know exactly what it means. Subsidiaries are an important part of the legal structure of nearly every large company. In this article, we discuss what subsidiary companies are, how they are used, and the best way to structure them.      What Is […]

People throw around the term ‘subsidiary’ in business. Google, for example, recently made headlines when it was announced that its parent company, Alphabet Inc., is breaking into subsidiaries. It’s understandable that you might not be exactly clear on what it means. Subsidiaries are important but often fail to get the attention they deserve. Business and […]

Congress did just that in passing the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act, when it overrode Trump’s veto on January 1, 2021. This included provisions commonly known as the Corporate Transparency Act. It is the United States’ first law to require beneficial ownership disclosure requirements for LLCs and Corporations. Unfortunately, this special interest legislation by the […]