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Seyfarth's Michael Rosenthal and Fanny Laurans co-authored a comprehensive article on Real Estate Investment Structure Taxation: USA published by Lexology on June 3.
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Seyfarth's Michael Rosenthal and Fanny Laurans co-authored a
comprehensive article on Real Estate Investment Structure Taxation:
USA published by Lexology on June 3.
The Seyfarth lawyers covered a wide range of topics, including
investment vehicles in real estate, taxes associated with owning
real estate, asset deals versus share deals, corporate forms and
corporate tax framework, direct investment in real estate,
acquisition of shares in a real estate company, REITs and similar
structures, LLCs, LPs, international and cross-border tax aspects,
cross-border considerations, and significant new rules over the
past year.
"The three most common vehicles for investing in real
estate are limited partnerships (LPs), limited liability companies
(LLCs) (taxed either as partnerships or disregarded entities) and
entities qualifying as real estate investment trusts
(REITs)."
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