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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Best legal entity to use for an investing company in Canada.
Best for personal protection, and tax purposes when first starting out?
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@Steven Gingerich I think when starting out buying under your own name is the best bet. Otherwise just a normal corporation. Having a corporation costs thousands per year to file taxes, not worth it for a couple properties.