How is it possible to establish a wholly owned subsidiary?

I am not an expert on this. I suspect it varies by nation. Several years ago, I worked with some clubs in Ohio, USA to form two non-profit organizations with interlocking boards of directors.

One was non-profit educational, the other was non-profit social. We wanted to do stuff that no one non-profit system would support, but this approach would. Think of "Friends of the Library" and "The Library" "The Library" wants to get resources, but non-profit rules prohibit the ways we wanted to use to get them.

"Friends of the Library" is a different kind of non-profit organization, allowed to do all kinds of ways to get the resources needed by "The Library" We had 3 people (I was one of them) to register the two companies, then we went to the clubs & there were votes to select the board members, and approve our registration. I imagine a wholly owned same way ... just register the new company, then the people who registered it, get with the owners that will be the wholly owned, and register ... more.

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