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Inheritance Tax on property companies


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mellie
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PostPosted: 01/21/08 - 06:02    Post subject: Reply with quote

I heard something about Property Companies, how they can save money, especially when a person is dealing with various taxes, so now I’m interested in that matter and I’d like somebody to give me few main tips. I’m intending to reach for a person who is more skilled in this area than I am, so that he/she may help me start a property company, for I need to save my assets from enormous inheritance taxes which I must deal with, this year. Tell me what are inheritance taxes on property companies like?
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gayelord
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PostPosted: 02/20/08 - 00:22    Post subject: Reply with quote

I heard that people are doing this; I think that there are lots of taxes which can be reduced by starting a Property Company. It is not a bad idea if you are, anyway, going to put money into property, you can start investing by yourself, individually, or you can start your own company… that just might help you avoid so many taxes. And, as I’ve understood, savings are so large that it is worth, definitely. So, I guess you should try that.
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