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Business owners · restructuring

The jurisdiction that held the ownership no longer holds it. We move it to where it stands.

Tax treaties and banking practice change, while the structure stays the same — and at some point it stops protecting. The House moves ownership out of obsolete jurisdictions into working corridors while it can still be done cleanly, rather than after the fact and under enquiry.

When this is your situation

What the House does

The House does not patch the old structure — it designs the target one and moves ownership into it. First the ownership graph and three transition scenarios, then redomiciliation or clean liquidation and a landing in a working corridor. One partner of the House carries the transition end to end.

What you get: an ownership graph and a risk map · the target structure plus 3 transition scenarios with their tax consequences · redomiciliation or clean liquidation of controlled companies · alignment with the bank and personal reporting.

Begin with the Diagnostic

What worries you — and the House’s answer

Where this leads

Ownership is moved out of an obsolete jurisdiction into a working corridor, the transition is documented, banking access and personal reporting are aligned. The structure holds again — under today’s rules, not the ones that are already gone.

Fee
by mandate
Depending on the number of jurisdictions. It begins with a Diagnostic, which is credited against the mandate fee.
The window for a clean transition closes sooner than it seems.
Put this matter to the House

The Diagnostic is credited against the mandate fee. A reply within one business day.

or — a private word with an adviser →
Begin with the Diagnostic