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In-depth discussion of LLC Because there are a lot of questions about the subject of LLC I would like to hear from people who have LLC and they were in a situation that the LLC protected * or * went through a situation that if there was an LLC she would protect them. Request: First-hand stories and not “I heard. . . "Or" my friend "- I know a lot of them !!!!…

# Entrepreneur of the Week Natalie Alter # Post 2 ** Possession of a property in the US in private registration or under LLC? ** One…

#יםמהשבוי Nathalie Alter #Post2 **Holding a property in the US in a private registry or under an LLC?** One of the common questions of real estate entrepreneurs in the USA is whether to hold the property in a private registry or under an LLC. I will try to explain in a simple way the concepts you should know about the subject, and above all - the advantages and disadvantages of each choice. **So what is an LLC anyway?** Similar to a limited company...

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  1. Hi. Hello..I am an accountant…
    And will answer you as I answered here before..and I also posted posts on the subject…

    According to your wording it is a group investment…

    The 15% track is irrelevant !!!!!!

    Again… Not relevant !!!!!!

    Pay 31% tax on rental income (this will offset the tax in the sand)
    At the end you will pay a capital gain tax to sell the property 25% ..

    There is a coupon in the forum for an annual report

    Also and without connection, you are invited to a tax consultation/meeting on the subject (which includes examining the suitability of the investment for your needs)

  2. Income from taxed rent according to your general income level in the US.
    Long-term capital gain (if you hold for more than a year) is 0% -20%.

    There may be additional taxation at the state level.

    In Israel, there are 2 tracks, which are gross deduction minus 15%.
    Track Two, with recognition of all expenses and tax deductions paid to the U.S. by non-income tax brackets, is progressive starting at 31% (assuming you are under 60).
    Capital Gains Tax is a supplement to 25%.