How is Rental Income Taxed by a Corporation in Canada?

[@Slickpete83]

*do a video on how Canadians can move their stuff to caymen islands to avoid taxes* lol...

[@CC-jy4gr]

word thanks

[@kishgul]

Good to see you back after a year

[@sergeykuznetsov8409]

It's interesting to know what changed in terms of tax rates after Rick moved to the Caymay Islands

[@daves.9334]

Thank you for your valuable content brother, glad to see you making videos again.

[@thebestclassicalmusic]

That is sick--lets do the Caymen video!

[@DamianDaniels]

Thanks, great video. So is it best to buy a a rental properly with personal paid out dividends, or with the corporation?

[@mk-jm5tv]

what was the point of the video? there is no way to pay less tax? he payed more tax personally than corporately ?

[@mirjat1971]

Thanks Allan nice presentation, could you please share same corporate tax on investments like Mutual Funds, Segregated Funds or Stocks . With same easy Case Study.

[@poni3367]

Is there a way to defer that rental income or to pay less tax in the end?

[@sanjuabraham3280]

Lol I loved the ending...move to cayman islands!

[@WillBurton3000]

So why would anyone invest in rental property in Canada?

[@abdullahmahmud6399]

Hi @Allan Madan, do you have any lecture video Purchase and Sale of a Business - Share Transaction under the Canadian corporation tax?

[@heatscoremusic]

Great video great content thank you

[@karanrandhawa4939]

Bro can u make a video for stock traders from Canada .. how to use tax haven places to get a tax relief

[@orlandonaranjo3054]

Hi Allan

[@mirandasi8302]

I will save everybody the trouble. Never own rental properties under a corporation, why? because more taxes than holding on personal. In the end, you can't avoid taxes, so you move to Cayman Islands. Lol.

[@proactiveinvestorandlife316]

i suppose that this video is highly misleading.