Group formation covers creating a corporate group through a parent company and subsidiary companies, and structuring cross‑border group arrangements. A solicitor drafts and negotiates share agreements, articles of association, and intercompany arrangements; advises on group governance, loans and guarantees between entities, and transfer pricing considerations; handles compulsory registrations and filings at Companies House for the holding company and its subsidiaries; and supports group restructuring plans and capital reorganisations.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
This work involves navigating the Companies Act 2006 and related corporate law requirements, including intercompany financing, group relief and tax structuring, disclosures, and the duties of a parent company. It covers drafting and reviewing share plans, governance arrangements, and the documentation needed to implement and unwind group structures, as well as coordinating with auditors, regulators and tax advisers.
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