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Using a property company to save tax

By: Language: English Publication details: Kirkcaldy Taxcafe UK 2005Edition: 5th edDescription: 226p. 24cmISBN:
  • 1904608272
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • 336.2 $2 18
Partial contents:
Why use a company? -- Plain English guide to company tax -- Different types of property company -- Property rental income and expenses -- Property trading income and expenses -- Corporation Tax on capital gains -- The importance of taper relief -- Stamp Duty for property companies -- VAT and property companies -- Saving tax when you extract profits -- Personal vs. company ownership -- Making the big decision -- How to set up your own property company -- How to put existing property into a company -- Borrowing the tax-efficient way -- Some important tax issues -- Weighing it all up -- Future tax changes
Summary: A practical guide to saving tax by setting up a property company to invest in property. Aims to guide the decision on whether this option is appropriate for the reader's situation. Contains many examples and tips, facts on the drawbacks, and traps to avoid. The author has written a number of tax guides designed specifically for the layman.
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Book London Books 336.2 BAY (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 30072952

Why use a company? -- Plain English guide to company tax -- Different types of property company -- Property rental income and expenses -- Property trading income and expenses -- Corporation Tax on capital gains -- The importance of taper relief -- Stamp Duty for property companies -- VAT and property companies -- Saving tax when you extract profits -- Personal vs. company ownership -- Making the big decision -- How to set up your own property company -- How to put existing property into a company -- Borrowing the tax-efficient way -- Some important tax issues -- Weighing it all up -- Future tax changes

A practical guide to saving tax by setting up a property company to invest in property. Aims to guide the decision on whether this option is appropriate for the reader's situation. Contains many examples and tips, facts on the drawbacks, and traps to avoid. The author has written a number of tax guides designed specifically for the layman.