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Thu 8 Nov, 2012 04:40 am
Hello friends,
The stocks of companies that own and manage real estate are called real estate investment trusts, or REITs, which operate under a special tax provision in which they pay taxes now if most of the income is paid to investors as dividends. Investing in REITs through dividend reinvestment programs, or DRIPs, is low cost and allows for compounding of the dividends earned.
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Gregorys simp
@Gregoryssimp,
You're an expert now, even though up until only recently you couldn't prepare what you referred to as a "taxation plan"? Amazing!
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