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  • Profile photo of NormyNormy
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    Can anyone help with putting the foot on the right path regarding a large townhouse development. I have been informed of several different ways to set myself and family up. Of course number one is a company however there is no real tax for long term holding. 75% of the properties will be sold and 25% held for investment purposes. Any help would be most appreaciated.

    Edited by – [email protected] on 29/10/2002 3:19:43 PM

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    Hey Normy,
    Always a tricky question and I always say…it depends…..hows that for conclusive. But seriously your structure must suit you and what you do. I suggest seeing a solicitor and accountant to ask them what they suggest. By the way I am not either of these so I am not speaking to give them more business. It is important to set yourself up properly as it may save money, time or hassles later on.
    Hope this helps,

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