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Karin Simader/Elisabeth Titz

Limits to Tax Planning

1. Aufl. 2013

ISBN: 978-3-7073-2408-2

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Limits to Tax Planning (1. Auflage)

S. 115 1. Introduction

A holding company structure, together with various tax planning techniques, can be an important aspect of more comprehensive tax planning employed by the “best-in-class” multinational enterprises and is often integral to the company’s global tax strategy”.

Many reasons may lead to the setting up of a holding company. However, the most typical motives for establishing a holding company are ownership of affiliates or subsidiaries in different jurisdictions, i.e. shareholding or participation in group companies and centralization of management. Therefore, a holding company in an intermediary jurisdiction allows an entity to hold and manage its investments in foreign subsidiaries .

A pure holding company is confined to managing and holding investments only, while a mixed holding company can also engage in other commercial activities. Often a holding company combines the holding of investments with intellectual property (IP) activity, i.e. the development, management and exploitation of IP as well as financing and treasury activities . Therefore, a holding company is a sort of headquarters for a multinational enterprise (hereinafter MNE).

Apart from the above, the followin...

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