Real estate tax study: arbitrating before structuring

A large real estate operation often deserves more than just one-off advice. When it is necessary to choose between several types of holding, to measure the taxation of an assignment, to organise financing or to assess the interest of a company, to determine the real estate tax study allows different scenarios to be set and the effects measured.

The aim is to have a clear vision of the real tax cost of each option before making a decision.

Putting scenarios in perspective

An ICS at the IRS, an ICS at the IS, a direct detention or a more elaborate structure can produce significant differences depending on the length of detention, the level of income, the work envisaged, the funding and the exit strategy.

The study makes it possible to put these parameters in an overall logic and to identify the solution that best serves the real estate project.

Seeking fiscal performance over the entire investment period

The right structure is not necessarily the one that minimizes tax in the first fiscal year. It offers the best balance between income taxation, financial flexibility, holding costs and future taxation of transfer or transfer.

The firm puts this analysis in a logic of real estate tax strategy, with a concrete objective: to improve the net performance of the project and to avoid a poorly calibrated structure unnecessarily reducing the value created.

Master Édouard Pruvost specializes in consulting on real estate tax strategy. To have several structuring options explored, to measure their tax impact and to identify the most efficient solution for your project, contact the firm for a personalized tax study.

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