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Subsidiary company

A subsidiary is a company that is controlled by another company, also known as the parent company. Various factors, such as the percentage of shares owned, are taken into consideration to determine if a company is a subsidiary for tax purposes. This relationship is crucial in the world of finance, as it has implications for both the parent and subsidiary companies. Understanding the dynamics of this type of organizational structure is essential for any student of finance.

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