Holding Company
What is a holding company?
A holding company is a corporate structure designed to hold equity interests in other companies or to hold and manage assets.
Christiane Cavaliere de Macedo
Asset Holding Company: Protect Your Assets and Streamline Succession
A holding company is a company established to hold and manage assets—real estate, equity interests, and investments. In practice, it is one of the most efficient ways to organize family assets and plan for their future.
Asset-Based vs. Family-Based — What's the Difference?
- Asset Management: Focus on Asset Management and Reducing the Tax Burden
- Family: Focus on Succession — Organizing Your Estate Before It Becomes a Probate Process
The Main Advantages
- Tax reduction (e.g., rent taxed at up to 27.5% for individuals vs. ~11.33% through a holding company)
- A faster and less expensive probate process than judicial probate
- Protection of assets against partners' debts and personal disputes
- Clear rules for managing the estate among heirs, established during one’s lifetime
How to Assemble
There is no one-size-fits-all model—each holding company is structured based on the family’s assets, members, and goals.
Contact Tettu
Contact our team of experts to find out if a holding company makes sense for your situation.