What happens to what you built if tomorrow you cannot decide anything?
- 17 questions
- 5 dimensions
- about 3 minutes
Question 1 of 17, Corporate structure: Are the family properties held by a legal entity (a holding or another company) rather than by individuals?
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01 · Corporate structure
Are the family properties held by a legal entity (a holding or another company) rather than by individuals?
Answer for how things are today, not how they should be. The screen moves on by itself once you answer, and you can go back at any time.
You answer the questions and, once you identify yourself, the full reading opens dimension by dimension. Keyboard: 1, 2 and 3 answer. Left arrow goes back.
The result is indicative: it points to where to look and does not replace a lawyer or accountant reading your documents. It is not a legal opinion, and does not pretend to be.
The reading comes out on screen, dimension by dimension. What comes after is a conversation, if you want one.
- You answer the questions and, once you identify yourself, the full reading opens dimension by dimension.
- Our team gets the same reading and reviews your case before reaching out.
- If your case does not call for structuring now, we say so and the conversation ends there.
Answering commits you to nothing.
To read before we talk
Holding companies, ITCMD, agreements between partners and succession, explained with no sales pitch in the middle.
Common questions
Do I need a large estate to take this?
No. The 17 questions are about what is already written down, who decides in your place and what it costs to transfer. None of them asks how much you have.
How long does it take?
About three minutes. It is 17 multiple-choice questions across 5 dimensions, and the full reading opens on screen once you answer the last one and identify yourself.
Do I have to send documents, statements or company papers?
No documents: the questions are multiple choice and none of them asks for an attachment or bank details. To open the detailed reading, the tool asks for your name, email, company and revenue range, and it says so before you start.
Is the result a legal opinion?
No, and we say so before you start. It points to where to look. An opinion requires reading the articles of association, the shareholder agreement and whatever succession work already exists, document in hand, and that is a job for a lawyer and an accountant.
Will I get a sales call afterwards?
Contact happens through the channel you leave, and someone on the team reads your result before reaching out. Answering commits you to nothing and costs nothing.
Who sees my answers?
The Ocean Tax team, to understand your case before the conversation. Answers are never sold or passed on to third parties, and what we do with them is written on the Privacy page.
Tell us what your company is facing today.
You do not need to arrive with the diagnosis ready. The team reads the context and points the conversation to whoever can assess the case properly.