This article will outline the circumstances in which Australian courts will pierce the corporate veil. It will also discuss "shadow directors" and analyze three cases highlighting the importance of a parent ensuring that subsidiaries make independent decisions. The expression "lifting or piercing the corporate veil" refers to a court looking behind the separate legal personality of a company. In effect, the court will look behind the corporate entity to assign a corporate right, privilege, duty or liability to a member of the company where a strict application of the separate legal personality doctrine would vest the liabilities or rights solely in the company. The corporate veil may be lifted where there has been a fraud or other breach of the law. The fraud and sham argument refers to...
... relating to limited liability, separate legal personality, certainty, financing and tax flexibil...
... duties and liabilities of directors of a company incorporated under Cayman Islands laws. It is not ... covered and is not a substitute for taking legal advice in the context of specific factual circumst... the premise that the separate legal personality of the company requires directors to be to some de...
Tax authorities have the right to recharacterize a subsidiary as a branch if they can demonstrate the subsidiary's excessive dependence. It may even be in their interest to recharacterize the subsidiary as a PE where the implementation of a tax adjustment based on transfer pricing faces procedural problems. For instance, the State Council ruled on November 7, 2005 in the Cap Gemini case that, in order to implement the transfer pricing procedure, the tax authorities must first demonstrate that the benefit granted to the subsidiary by the parent company or by the subsidiary to the parent company, is higher than the benefit that would have been granted lacking any dependence between the two companies involved in similar circumstances. The recharacterization of a subsidiary as a PE, assumin...
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