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This Webinar for Le Particulier is dedicated to the family SCI, a very specific legal structure. To understand its advantages and constraints, find the explanations of our expert lawyer in real estate law, Alexia Salvan. The creation of a civil real estate company (SCI) makes it possible to meet different objectives: acquire and hold assets with several people, escape the burden of managing joint ownership, transfer buildings to your children at a lower cost or secure your professional assets by separating them from your private assets. Objectives that can change over time, according to the wishes of its partners. An SCI is a structure composed of at least two people (article 1832 of the Civil Code) who join forces to manage real estate assets. In return for their participation in the company's capital (which may be unequal), the partners receive shares. The SCI is subject to the rules of the Civil Code. It must also be registered in the trade and companies register (RCS), which gives it a legal existence distinct from that of its members. As such, it has its own assets. The SCI's buildings can be made available to partners free of charge or rented to generate income. From a tax perspective, the SCI generally falls under the partnership regime, but it may be subject to corporate tax, either automatically or optionally. Find the Particulier Webinar on the creation of a family SCI, its advantages and constraints. This program is hosted by Alexia Salvan, a lawyer specializing in real estate law. Find all the news and videos from Particulier: ✔ Linkedin: / particulier-et-finances-editions-pfe- ✔ Twitter: / le_particulier ✔ Facebook: / leparticulier 📲 and on the Particulier website: https://leparticulier.lefigaro.fr/