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What tax charges will there be?

Each SPV is subject to corporation tax that will be deducted from any funds before distribution to investors that have invested equity, known as shareholders.

In addition, those investing in equity may be liable to personal taxes depending on your situation and should seek independent tax advice if required.

Income from rent is paid as a declared dividend per quarter that the property is tenanted, so should be included on a tax return in the same way as you may include income from stock or share dividends.

With regards to mezzanine investments, as you’re investing in the form of a loan (as opposed to equity acquiring SPV shares), it’s not subject to the deduction of corporation tax. You will simply receive your loan investment back plus 15% per annum until the money has been repaid. Thereafter, you too will need to discuss with your accountant how to file your taxes.

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