A shell company is a business entity with no active operations or significant assets, serving as a legal vehicle for financial transactions. It’s commonly used for legitimate purposes like holding assets, facilitating mergers, or shielding parent brands. However, it also benefits those seeking tax optimization, privacy, or, illicitly, money laundering. Investors may utilize shells for reverse takeovers.
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