The dangers of business fragmentation: what entrepreneurs need to know
In the modern business world, companies are constantly looking for ways to optimize the tax burden. One of these methods is business fragmentation, in which the company's activities are artificially divided into several legal entities or individual entrepreneurs. At first glance, this seems like a reasonable way to save on taxes, but there are serious risks behind it. What is business fragmentation? Business fragmentation is the division of a single company into several entities in order to obtain tax benefits. For example, an organization may create several subsidiaries or individual entrepreneurs, each of which applies a preferential tax regime. As a result, the total income tax is reduced, since each entity pays less taxes compared to what a single structure would have to pay. However, when such a division is…









