KBA Sp z o.o.
Al. Jerozolimskie 81, 02-001 Warszawa
Biurowiec Central Tower piętro 17
tel. +48 22 522 23 90
fax +48 22 522 23 91
e-mail: kba@kba.com.pl
www.kba.com.pl
NIP: 521-008-96-06,
Regon: 011089780
Zarząd: Tomasz Budziak
Zarejestrowana w: Sądzie Rejonowym dla m. St. Warszawy w XII Wydziale Gospodarczym Krajowego Rejestru Sądowego, pod numerem rejestrowym:
KRS: 0000078695
Nr ewid. KIBR: 84
Wysokość kapitału zakładowego: 90 000 zł
A family foundation requires a specialised and licensed service provider to support the administration. The Management Board of the foundation can then focus on protecting and managing its assets.
A family foundation has specific requirements regarding confidentiality and the relationship between its bodies and its Founders and Beneficiaries.
A family foundation can fulfil the following functions:
A family foundation can also pursue other purposes than just asset protection.
In addition to asset protection, a family foundation can be an effective investment tool for permitted business activities (such as the trading and leasing of real estate and securities) and for controlling companies engaged in business activities. A family foundation can become a centre for the family’s business objectives to a greater extent than a holding company.
This is particularly important when a holding structure has not been previously established and the founders know that the next generation cannot or should not continue direct ownership as individuals.
A tool for meeting family needs A family foundation is also a way to reconcile the needs of family members with their financial capacity generated by the business and family assets. It is possible to implement mechanisms that reduce the risk of assets being squandered.
Applying the family foundation statute can introduce partnership rules that integrate family members from different generations, with different needs and capacities and therefore different priorities around the family estate. Potential conflicts can be resolved in accordance with established and legally protected rules.