if you earn 7%, you will double your money in 10 years (rule of 72)

@philip_b AND the listed REITs can be having properties around the world , not just SG :)

AND 0% withholding tax for individuals, unlike 10% from MY-listed REITs
 
@mattmanticus Don’t agree, reits are just a sector of the market, it can outperform or underperform, and since we are only buying the highest yields one here, we are exposing ourselves to idiosyncratic risk of both individual stocks and real estate sector.
 
@mattmanticus Every person whether or not resident is chargeable to Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT) on gains arising from disposal of real property, including shares in a real property company (RPC)
https://www.pwc.com/my/en/publications/mtb/real-property-gains-tax.html

However, unit holders are liable to tax on the distribution of income. Since the income distributed by REITs are tax exempt, no tax credit under subsection 110(9A) of the Income Tax Act (ITA) 1967 would be available to the unit holders.
https://www.hasilnet.org.my/tax-on-reit-investment/
 

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