If you are considering different forms of investment, our commercial property pension solicitors and broader retirement lawyers can help you decide which is right for you.
Because every investment is different, the advantages and disadvantages of investing your pension in commercial property differ dependent on your scenario. Contact Jones Whyte to discuss the pros and cons of investing your pension in commercial property.
Commercial property that is held in a pension can grow in value, without incurring capital gains tax when it is sold.
Commercial property that is held in a SIPP and SSAS pension can grow in value, without incurring capital gains tax when it is sold.
Rental income from the property will be free of income tax. If you are the occupier of the property, the rental income can be deemed as a business expense, reducing commercial taxes.
Commercial property held in a pension is also not subject to inheritance tax.
Finally, commercial property that is held in a pension is not accessible to creditors, should the business fail.
There are many reasons to consider a commercial property pension in investment. Still, it is strongly advised to seek the proper legal support from experienced retirement lawyers and commercial property pension solicitors to ensure you are making the right choice for your situation.
At Jones Whyte, our commercial property team can help you with many issues, whether you are a business owner, property owner, or investor.
Our range of services includes:
We also specialise in pension investment property and have experienced pension property investment solicitors to guide you through the complexities.
Whatever the reason you need to discuss things with our commercial property team, contact Jones Whyte today.