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Property Holding Structures PDF Print E-mail
 
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Holding Properties utilising local and Offshore Corporations

Properties may be held in many tax efficient ways and the method of holding properties will depend on your personal circumstances and requirements. In most countries your principal private residence, or the house that you reside in for the majority of the year is not liable to taxation upon sale when you re-purchase another property. 

For property investors it is normally more tax efficient for a property to be held by a corporation. Corporations can borrow funds and offset borrowings against any rental income received thus reducing income taxes charged.

With careful structuring and planning, an offshore company can provide the prefect method to hold property in a well-regulated jurisdiction and a means of passing on wealth to your heirs. Offshore companies in conjunction with local companies, can hold properties anonymously in countries such as the United Kingdom, Bulgaria, Romania, Turkey, Morocco and Cyprus with subsequent sales or transfers being made free of capital gains taxes. International offshore banks have the capabilities to offer complex methods of financing overseas purchases. In many cases assets held in your home country can be used as security.

Holding multiple properties in this way is a proven route used by many High Net Worth Individuals and international Corporations. This not only to mitigate Capital Gains Tax (CGT), but also for inheritance tax planning purposes so that a separate will or probate is avoided in each country where a property has been purchased.  

For further information, about how you may utilize an offshore property holding company, you can on this website supply us with some information about your requirements by completing our free tax-planning assessment form.

Or you can call us on our UK number +44 (0) 7989 100 500 or  +350 200 42563 or Contact Us by e-mail.