How to use a nominee agreement to retain ownership and avoid capital gains tax (including a sample agreement)

How to use a nominee agreement to retain ownership and avoid capital gains tax (including a sample agreement)

Separating the ownership of an asset from the tax implications can be an important aspect of tax planning. Just because you own the legal interest or title to an asset does not mean that you´re taxed ... (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)

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