The tax bill is the biggest expense most investors never plan for. This path covers holding structures, corporations, partnerships, and the tax rules that decide how much of your return you actually keep — taught by accountants who work with investors.
This course covers using corporations for investing in real estate — when a corporation helps, when it hurts, and how the structure protects and optimizes a growing portfolio.
Action step: List your current holding structure and one question about it.
Gerry Hogenhout walks through tax planning and structuring for real estate investors — the moves that quietly compound into large tax savings over time.
Action step: Note one planning move to raise with your accountant.
Vijay Stevens covers corporations, partnerships, and co-ownership in real estate projects, plus recent tax rule updates — how the ownership choice changes your tax outcome.
Action step: Match your next project to the right ownership form.
Peter Cuttini covers the tax and accounting side of joint ventures in Canada and the US — the details that decide whether a JV’s returns survive tax season.
Action step: List the pros you’d want on a JV before signing.
Michael Beallor explains whether you can get an HST rebate for a new or substantially renovated property — real money most investors leave on the table.
Action step: Check whether a past or planned project qualifies.
This course explains the Smith Manoeuvre — making your mortgage interest tax-deductible while you build an investment portfolio, a cornerstone of tax-smart wealth structuring.
Action step: Check whether your mortgage could support the strategy.