Disputes among partners often threaten the stability of companies, especially family businesses or those founded on personal relationships. An asymmetric corporate split has emerged as a strategic tool for resolving such conflicts, allowing partners to separate without dissolving the business or incurring tax burdens. While Greek law previously permitted asymmetric splits, high tax costs discouraged their use. Since Law 4935/2022 introduced significant tax incentives, companies can now implement such restructurings without income or transfer tax implications. This enables partners to align ownership with their strategic interests, preserve operational continuity, and safeguard corporate value in a flexible, tax-neutral way.
Find out more on https://www.fortunegreece.com/article/asimmetri-diaspasi-etairias-stratigiki-apoxorisis-etairon-xoris-forologikes-epivarinseis/ and on https://www.capital.gr/me-apopsi/3890407/me-apopsi-basilis-oikonomidis/