Which Entity Should Own Your Investment Property?

Vishal Devle explains key considerations when deciding whether an investment property should be owned individually, jointly, through a trust or through a company.

Buying an investment property? The entity you choose to own it in can have long-term tax and structural implications.

In this video, Cotchy Partner Vishal Devle explains some of the key considerations when deciding whether an investment property should be held individually, jointly, through a trust or through a company.

He looks at factors including tax, land tax, asset protection, borrowing, existing business structures and how the property will be funded.

Considering an investment property?

Talk to Cotchy about the tax and structuring considerations before you sign a contract.

Tax outcomes depend on individual circumstances, and professional advice should be obtained before acting.

Cotchy is an accounting, bookkeeping, taxation and business advisory firm. The information in this video and on this page is general in nature and provided for educational purposes only. It does not take into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs and is not financial planning advice, financial product advice or investment advice. Cotchy does not hold an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL) and is not authorised to provide financial product advice.

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