questions by Meghan C. 
Accounts of the Holding Company
I think the books to a holding company. You get all the mutual funds in the holding company and then transferred as needed for the production of enterprises. My question is, how does the balance sheet should look like? What is the best way to set this up? I am almost certain that there is an advantage, but there is an interest in the “society”? All investments are for only one company. Help is very welcome. Thanks Best Answer.
reply by Sandy
It looks like your parent company is a pure holding company, which has only one daughter. At an operational level, the holding company for the balance of a fixed asset, “Investments in subsidiaries” is. Will disappear naturally after the consolidation of this post.
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