All investments involve risks. Don’t forget the investment risks when considering saving money and reducing taxes

Is it better to buy an investment property under an individual's name or a company's name? This is a relatively complex investment decision. Since it is an investment, there are risks, and investment returns and risks are often normally distributed. Due to space constraints, the video we made today only explains the various pros and cons of putting a small amount of investment property under an individual's name. Next time we will talk about why large real estate investors still like to use companies to invest, even though they know that using companies for investment will increase the tax burden, and often use a three-tier company structure to purchase real estate.

In fact, when it comes to real estate investment, everyone has different ideas and practices, so what I say here only represents my personal opinion, not a standard. As for the tax advantages of buying an investment property in your own name, it is very clear that it is simple and easy to operate. When filing taxes, you only need to include the investment income in your personal income and pay taxes together. Of course, when filing taxes, you need to pay attention to how to correctly fill out the tax form for the investment property. For more information on this, you can watch the relevant videos we made.

When a small family buys an investment property, who should it be under? One person, two people, you or me? All investments have risks. Don’t forget the investment risks when considering saving money and tax.