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To forum users,
I have a small business in France writing corporate reports and software. I want to set up another french company able to trade in goods as the first is only to be used for services.
My question is, if the first company owns 100 % of the shares in the subsiduary, is it possible to pay all of the tax for the two companies in the first company, based on the dividends received? I understand that there are recent changes in EU rules around not having to pay tax on parent-subsiduary dividends to avoid double-paying income tax in two countries. However, I am wanting to pay all tax in one company based on dividends received.
Does anyone know if this is possible?
I have a small business in France writing corporate reports and software. I want to set up another french company able to trade in goods as the first is only to be used for services.
My question is, if the first company owns 100 % of the shares in the subsiduary, is it possible to pay all of the tax for the two companies in the first company, based on the dividends received? I understand that there are recent changes in EU rules around not having to pay tax on parent-subsiduary dividends to avoid double-paying income tax in two countries. However, I am wanting to pay all tax in one company based on dividends received.
Does anyone know if this is possible?
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