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Should you incorporate to hold your rental portfolio? Part 2 | Cherry Chan

Should you incorporate to hold your rental portfolio? Part 2 | Cherry Chan Your investment strategies matter when it comes down to determining whether you should set up a corporation or not.

If you do long-term buy and holds, tax advantage from owning them in corporation vs. personal is not as significant as other strategies.

If you do flips, assignment deals and rent to own, chances are, the profit you make is considered income. 100% taxable.

When you own these investments in your personal name, you can get taxed as high as 54% in Ontario. If you own them in a corporation, it can be as little as 12.5% tax.

It really goes back to your investment strategies.

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Until next time, stay awesome!

Cherry Chan, Your Real Estate Accountant

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