Pooling
Surplus cash in one group company covers shortfalls in another, so the group borrows less from outside.
Five nines company SIA is a Latvian group financing company. It pools, lends and keeps track of money within its own corporate group, so that every group company has the funding it needs and every euro is on record.
All of them are carried out only with companies in the same group.
Surplus cash in one group company covers shortfalls in another, so the group borrows less from outside.
Lending between the company and its group entities on written agreements that set the amount, rate and schedule.
Receiving financing the group raises from licensed banks, then passing it on to the group companies that need it.
Loan registers, interest calculations and balance confirmations kept ready for auditors, tax authorities and lenders.
Why do groups pool cash? Enter the balances of four group companies and compare the cost with and without pooling.
Illustration only, with example figures. It shows the principle of netting balances, not the terms of any real arrangement. Interest between related companies must meet arm's-length transfer-pricing rules, so get advice from a qualified tax adviser. Inputs stay in your browser.
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