Yes! Membership interest is usually directly correlated with how much money a member initially contributes to the LLC. So if your holding company pays for 75% of your LLC’s initial contributions, the holding company will own 75% of the LLC. Of course, this arrangement can be altered in your operating agreement. But while your holding company can fund your LLC, it’s also important to keep your LLC’s finances separate and organized. This means that you shouldn’t, say, pay your subsidiary LLC’s bills from your holding company LLC’s bank account. This erodes the legal separation between the two and makes it more likely that a court could find that your two LLCs aren’t actually legally distinct entities. So yes, your holding company can fund your LLC, but make sure contributions are properly documented.