Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs) are widely used by property developers to separate individual projects and ring-fence risk. Explore the typical SPV structure, together with the key commercial, tax and compliance considerations, benefits and drawbacks.
For property developers entering joint ventures or undertaking projects with investors, an LLP can offer an attractive combination of limited liability and tax flexibility. In this latest article (the second of a five-part series), Lloyd Pearman examines the commercial and tax implications of LLPs, helping developers understand when this structure can support growth, collaboration and long-term success.
Choosing the right legal structure for property development can significantly affect tax efficiency, liability protection, funding options and long-term profitability, making careful planning essential from the outset. Lloyd Pearman walks through one of the main options in this article (which is the first of a five part series), with an assessment of the commercial and tax implications.
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