Definition: Succursal, in Italian, is a type of business structure that allows for the formation of a limited liability company (LLC) with a single shareholder. It is similar to a sole proprietorship or partnership but has the advantage of being taxed as a corporation rather than an individual. In a succursale, each shareholder holds shares in the company, which are not owned by any one person, and they share profits equally.
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