Real Estate Tax CPAs in Vancouver, British Columbia
10 CPAs listed
Real estate investing creates a layer of tax complexity that generic accountants often underserve: capital gains vs. income treatment, the principal residence exemption, Section 45 elections, HST on new builds, and the ever-changing foreign buyer and vacancy tax rules. A CPA with real estate experience knows these rules cold and can help you structure your holdings to defer or reduce tax.
BC has some of Canada's most complex real estate tax rules: the Foreign Buyers Tax (20% Additional Property Transfer Tax), the Speculation and Vacancy Tax (SVT) in designated zones, the Empty Homes Tax in Vancouver, and the federal Underused Housing Tax (UHT). BC also applies GST (not HST) on new construction. A real estate CPA in Vancouver who navigates these overlapping provincial and federal taxes is essential for any serious BC investor.
Key considerations in British Columbia
- BC Additional Property Transfer Tax: 20% for foreign nationals and foreign corporations
- Speculation and Vacancy Tax: 0.5–2% annually on properties in designated SVT zones
- Vancouver Empty Homes Tax: 3% of assessed value annually for vacant properties
- GST at 5% (not HST) applies to new residential construction and substantial renovations in BC
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Anna Sokolova, CPA
Vancouver · Personal tax, International tax
Camille Beaumont, CPA
Vancouver · , Real estate
Daniel Rosenberg, CPA
Vancouver · , Real estate
Gurpreet Singh, CPA
Vancouver · Real estate, Construction & Trades
James Chow, CPA
Vancouver · Real estate, Corporate tax
Kevin Zhang, CPA
Vancouver · Real estate, Corporate tax
Michael Okafor, CPA
Vancouver · Real estate,
Sofia Petrakis, CPA
Vancouver · Real estate, Estate planning
Victoria Leung, CPA
Vancouver · Real estate,
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