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  • Profile photo of lukebe2lukebe2
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    Hi – just curious to know what the maximum percentage is for tenants in common?
    I am on a high income and my wife is on very little. I run the investment so it makes
    sense to run everything through my name.

    Can I put myself down as having a 99% interest? or can you put 99.9%

    Thankyou

    Profile photo of MarJacMarJac
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    I believe 99% & 1% maybe the realistic percentages

    Profile photo of Scott No MatesScott No Mates
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    is using a family or discretionary trust an option? Thus distributing profit to the lower income earner first?

    If not, 1%/99% split is not uncommon.

    Profile photo of TerrywTerryw
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    Think long term.

    If you own 99% now then you will pay 99% of the tax later. A property should only be negative for a short time and there will also be a  CG (otherwise there is no point).

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