Group company structures

Start with the right context.

Advisory support for businesses considering group company structures and related tax questions. An initial conversation helps identify the facts, timing and priorities relevant to your enquiry.

What this service involves

Group company structures involve the relationship between companies, their ownership and their activities. Mapping those relationships and objectives is an important first step.

A considered approach

Group arrangements can become complex when companies have different activities, assets, owners or funding arrangements. A simple overview of the current structure helps establish the relevant questions.

The commercial reason for a proposed change should be part of the conversation from the outset.

Common situations to discuss

• Several companies have a shared ownership or commercial relationship.
• A business is considering a reorganisation or growth plan.
• Reviewing how activities, assets and funding sit across companies.

Information that can help

Bringing a brief outline of the relevant facts can make the first conversation more focused.

• A simple overview of the companies and their ownership.
• The activities, assets or funding arrangements involved.
• The reason a group structure or reorganisation is being considered.

Who it is for

For business owners considering a group company structure.

How we help

• Discuss the circumstances and questions relevant to your enquiry.
• Review the information and timing that matter to the next step.
• Agree a clear route forward.

Our process

1. 01

   Get in touch

   Outline the issue you would like to discuss.

2. 02

   Review the context

   Share the relevant information and priorities.

3. 03

   Confirm next steps

   Agree how to proceed.

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