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Legal Entity Structure Diagram Examples

A legal entity diagram maps how companies, trusts, and funds own one another — the ownership percentages, jurisdictions, and control relationships that a cap table or org chart alone cannot show.

Standard Tier-based ownership hierarchyEngine schematex-entityExport SVG · PNG · PDF
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How to

How to use an entity structure template.

  1. 01List the entities

    Name each company, trust, or fund and its jurisdiction; the AI creates a node per entity.

  2. 02Add ownership edges

    Describe who owns whom and the percentage stake; the AI draws labeled ownership lines.

  3. 03Mark special structures

    Call out holding companies, SPVs, IP-licensing entities, or trusts so the structure's intent is legible.

  4. 04Export for advisors

    Export PNG/SVG for counsel, tax advisors, or investor diligence.

FAQ

Questions about entity structure templates

What is a legal entity structure diagram?

A diagram showing the ownership and control relationships between companies, trusts, and funds — including jurisdictions and ownership percentages. Used in corporate law, tax planning, and M&A.

How is it different from an org chart?

An org chart shows people and reporting lines. An entity structure diagram shows legal ownership between companies and other vehicles — the corporate graph, not the management graph.

Can it show ownership percentages and jurisdictions?

Yes — label each ownership edge with the stake (e.g., 60%) and tag each entity with its jurisdiction (Delaware, Cayman, etc.) so the structure reads at a glance.