Tax Observatory · 17 July 2026
The controlled realisation regime allows, on certain conditions, contributions and exchanges of shareholdings without an immediate taxable capital gain: in an exchange (art. 177(1)) the shares received take over the tax cost of the shares given; in a contribution (paragraphs 2 and 2-bis) the realisation value is the share of equity formed by the receiving company as a result of the contribution.
It is a central tool in family reorganisations and holding structures: the requirements (controlling or qualified percentages, increase in equity, consistency of values) must be checked rigorously before the transaction, to avoid recharacterisation.
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