Bare trusts: New reporting rules may surprise you
George Dube here, your tax-saving guide, donning bow ties and unraveling the mysteries of bare trusts in this year’s tax filing. So, what on earth
George Dube here, your tax-saving guide, donning bow ties and unraveling the mysteries of bare trusts in this year’s tax filing. So, what on earth
It was my pleasure to recently sit down with Corey Young, one of the founders of Investor Life, as part of their Tactical Tuesday sessions.
Join me in this comprehensive breakdown of the Smith Manoeuvre, a strategy to make home interest tax deductible. I’ll unravel the complexities of what the
What types of properties does the Underused Housing Tax (UHT) apply to? The answer to this question for real estate investors isn’t as straightforward as
In the world of Canadian real estate, one term that’s been making waves lately is “mortgage insurance.” It’s a topic that has been cropping up
This overview on estate planning for real estate investors in Canada provides insights about the process, who should be involved, and common mistakes I’ve seen
Are you a Canadian real estate investor contemplating the idea of buying real estate in a corporation? Or, have you been investing in flips or
Are you a Canadian real estate investor looking to take your business to the next level? If so, it’s time to explore the powerful advantages
Real estate investors often ask if they can claim tax deductions for sweat equity. In other words, does that work you put in organizing clean
If you have real estate investment properties in your personal name, moving investment properties to a corporation is a common tactic. We help real estate
When should I incorporate a real estate business? This is one of the most common questions I get as a real estate accountant. For real
As a real estate accountant, the most common questions that real estate investors ask me are “Should I incorporate?” and “What can I deduct?” But
I make $150K per year, and my husband is in school, so has no salary. Can I put all our properties in my husband’s name
Recently I was asked again (it’s actually a common question) “why should I buy real estate if I’m already in a high tax bracket?” Not
Question: If hold a property for 23 years and then sell it, is the income treated as a capital gain or as income? Answer: Many people
Contact George to start the conversation that will help serious real estate investors and developers, as well as medical professionals serious about financial growth, save taxes, preserve wealth, grow their business, and realize their why.