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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

JV Tax Question - Canada
Greetings, I have a tax related question that I'm looking for some advice on. Specifically related to joint venture type deals. Let's assume I am to do a JV with someone who would be purchasing a property in their name, upon renovating/improving the property and selling, the proceeds/profit is divided between us at the agreed split.
Now my question: Should I setup the deal so I take the proceeds/profit in my personal name or in my corp name?
Note: Deal would take place in Ontario, Canada
I understand everyone's situation is unique, I'm looking for more a general idea.