Condominium Association
If the association is to be taxed as a genuine association, known as a private residential company, at least 60 percent of its activities must consist of so-called qualified use.
Qualified use primarily means residential units that are leased with a condominium right to private individuals.
Non-qualified use includes, among other things, rental apartments, commercial premises, and condominium apartments owned by legal entities.
Determining whether an association is genuine or non-genuine can be very complex and may involve assessing market rental levels for both residential and commercial properties.
Forum undertakes investigations into the tax status of your association and provides recommendations on what the association can do to become genuine.