Share
for share exchanges
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A share for share
exchange happens when the shareholders in company A sell their shares
to company B in return for the issue to them of shares in company B.
This results in the shareholders holding shares in company B, which is
sole shareholder of company A.
It is commonly used in group re-organisations, for example when it is
necessary to create a new holding company.
There are various tax reliefs available in the context of a share for
share exchange, so it can also be a tax efficient way of restructuring
a company. Independent tax advice should always be sought if a share for
share exchange is contemplated.
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Our services include:
- Preparation of
all necessary minutes and resolutions to effect the share for share
exchange.
- Filing of the resolutions
and amended articles of association at Companies House.
Next steps
Our services start at £425 + VAT (£499.38).
For more information please contact our Corporate Legal Services team
using the links in the box on the right or ORDER
NOW.
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