Posts Tagged ‘capital gains’
10 key lessons for real estate investors on capital vs income when arguing with the CRA: From intention to integrity
Selling a property is an opportunity for you as a real estate investor, but can also be an opportunity for the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). A recent court case revolving around capital vs. income provides an interesting case study for real estate investors with 10 key lessons, including those on intention, integrity, and reliable records […]
Accounting when flipping real estate investments
The tax rules surrounding flipping properties, unlike rent-to-owns, as described in a previous article, are slightly more straightforward. But, using the proper structure is still critical. Think of this as a short primer on those rules, and how they may affect your taxes as you plan your real estate investment business with your real estate accountant and […]
Capital Gains during the year? Consider selling losing stocks to offset the gains
Have you experienced a large capital gain in 2014? Sold some property, or some good, non-registered investments? If you can sell some poor-performing stocks before the end of 2014, it is possible to offset the gains with the losses. And, even better, the losses can then be carried back for three years against capital gains, […]
JVs and Capital Gains: Getting down to the nitty gritty
Question: I am currently working on my first JV partnership and have a question regarding Capital Gains. In this instance my JV partner is making the down payment and will solely be on the title and mortgage. In your experience, what is typically done regarding Capital Gains? In the event we sell, my JV partner would […]
