👉 Subsidiary, which refers to a company that does not directly own or control its shareholders' shares. This means it has no share in the business and is not required to pay dividends. Subsidiaries are often used in accounting to show how companies distribute profits among their shareholders. They can also be used in financial statements to show how companies allocate resources between different units of ownership.

unsubsidized

👉 Unsubsidized subsidiaries are entities that do not receive any financial support from their parent company. These subsidiaries are usually established to operate independently and may be owned by an entity other than the parent company. They typically have limited liability, meaning they are not subject to the same legal and regulatory obligations as the parent company. Unsubsidiary subsidiaries are often used in finance and accounting contexts to highlight the differences between subsidiaries and parent companies.

unsubsidiary