Is it worth setting up a holding company just to pass the inheritance on to my children?

Yes, this is one of the biggest reasons. With a holding company, you make your children partners while you're still alive. You define the shares, but you can reserve control and the use of the assets for yourself by using clauses such as usufruct. When you're gone, there's no long, expensive probate holding everything up. The transfer is already resolved within the structure. This avoids family disputes and saves time and money. TF Con plans this succession together with you, in the way that makes sense for your reality.

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