Meaning & use
domiciliation
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Meaning
noununcountablelegalbusiness
The act of establishing an official home or registered address for a person or company, or of arranging payments through a particular bank.
Grammar: Usually uncountable: the domiciliation of the company.
Patterns
- the domiciliation of something
- domiciliation in somewhere
The domiciliation of the company in Luxembourg lowered its tax burden.
Domiciliation services give start-ups a prestigious business address.
The domiciliation of her salary at the bank was required for the loan.
Common combinations
- domiciliation of a company
- The domiciliation of a company requires a registered office.
- domiciliation service
- They use a domiciliation service for mail.
- domiciliation agreement
- The domiciliation agreement was signed last week.
- domiciliation address
- The domiciliation address appears on all invoices.
- domiciliation of income
- Domiciliation of income at a bank is common in some countries.
Synonyms and how they differ
- registration
- Registration is broader and covers any official recording, not only an address.
- incorporation
- Incorporation means legally creating a company, while domiciliation fixes where it officially sits.
- residence
- Residence refers to where someone lives, and is the plain everyday word.
- relocation
- Relocation means physically moving, not just officially assigning an address.
Word family
- domicile noun
- a person's permanent legal home
- domicile verb
- to establish in a place as a legal home
- domiciled adjective
- legally resident in a place
- domiciliary adjective
- relating to a home or residence
Commonly confused: domiciliation or domestication?
domiciliation vs domestication
Domestication is training an animal or plant for human use, and has nothing to do with legal residence.
Practice
The firm's ___ in Ireland gave it a registered legal address there.
Choose one answer.
Domiciliation means establishing a legal home or address. Dissolution means ending a company, the opposite.
Make it your own
Write a sentence using “domiciliation”, then check it and compare it with the examples above.