Declaring your capital structure and subsidiaries
The only schedule in the return that speaks of people, a 10 % direct ownership threshold leaving small holders in the counters alone, a box that triggers the subsidiaries sheet, and one schedule issued in three different return packs. Three modules built on a company of 10,000 shares and a 34 % link seen from both sides. All the prose is free to read; only the quizzes are sold.
Intermediate3 modules26 minModule 1 free to read
2026 rules — verified on September 11, 2026
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By the end of this course, you can…
These outcomes are the modules' own: the promise cannot say anything the course does not teach.
- Identify the shareholders the capital schedule requires you to name
- Complete the counters before detailing the individual blocks
- Recognise what direct ownership leaves out of the count
- Complete the list of subsidiaries and holdings that the sheet asks for
- Understand the link between this schedule and the box that triggers it
- Anticipate the cross-check between the returns of two linked companies
- Locate the schedule expected for the structure's own tax regime
- Spot what changes from one pack to the next: the numbering of the schedules
- Know when a structure simply has no capital to declare
The programme, module by module
Each module has its own page. Durations are derived from the actual text, never announced by hand.
- Module 18 minFree — no accountDeclaring who owns the companyWhat you will be able to do
- Identify the shareholders the capital schedule requires you to name
- Complete the counters before detailing the individual blocks
- Recognise what direct ownership leaves out of the count
- Module 29 minIncluded in the full courseDeclaring what the company ownsWhat you will be able to do
- Complete the list of subsidiaries and holdings that the sheet asks for
- Understand the link between this schedule and the box that triggers it
- Anticipate the cross-check between the returns of two linked companies
- Module 39 minIncluded in the full courseThe same schedule in three returnsWhat you will be able to do
- Locate the schedule expected for the structure's own tax regime
- Spot what changes from one pack to the next: the numbering of the schedules
- Know when a structure simply has no capital to declare
What you take away
A handout you keep, not just a page you read. The sections are derived from the course itself: what is announced here is exactly what gets generated.
Participant handout (PDF)
PDF
- Learning objectives (3)
- Key figures (3)
- Mistakes to avoid (3)
- Official sources (3)
Exercise workbook (Word)
Word
- Learning objectives (3)
- Key figures (3)
- Mistakes to avoid (3)
- Official sources (3)
Answers live in a separate appendix: the participant handout and the workbook stay distributable before the exercise.
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Where this course leads
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Run the numbers
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File it
Step-by-step guides to the official forms cited in this course.
- Form 2059-F — composition of share capital
- Form 2059-G — subsidiaries and participations
- Form 2033-F — composition of share capital (simplified regime)
- Form 2033-G — subsidiaries and participations (simplified regime)
- Cerfa 2035-F — composition of share capital (BNC booklet)
- Cerfa 2035-G — subsidiaries and shareholdings (BNC booklet)
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The courses that follow on from this one.
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