What the property is worth to you after company tax — T2 in Melun — SCI à l’IS · ID 01SCI ISProperty Networth After IS

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1. What the property is worth to you (unsold, before tax) Property Networth
   1. Loan paid off (equity built) Equity from Loan
   2. Property value increase Appreciation
   3. Savings account for the rent you keep (below €0 = cash borrowed from your other properties or a lender) Reinvestment/Financing Account
      1. Rent kept after all costs (cash flow) Cash Flow
      2. Interest paid to you by the company Compte-Courant Cash Effect
         1. Cash you add when the company is short (payments after the purchase) Owner payments after the purchase
      3. Company tax paid each year IS Ledger
         1. Profit the tax office sees (cumulative) Cumulative Pool
            1. Profit after allowed deductions Taxable Profit
               1. Interest on the money you lent your company Compte Courant
               2. Wear-and-tear deduction (depreciation: building, improvements, furniture) Depreciation
         2. Profit after allowed deductions Taxable Profit
            1. Interest on the money you lent your company Compte Courant
               1. Cash you add when the company is short (payments after the purchase) Owner payments after the purchase
            2. Wear-and-tear deduction (depreciation: building, improvements, furniture) Depreciation
2. Company tax paid each year IS Ledger
   1. Profit the tax office sees (cumulative) Cumulative Pool
      1. Profit after allowed deductions Taxable Profit
         1. Interest on the money you lent your company Compte Courant
            1. Cash you add when the company is short (payments after the purchase) Owner payments after the purchase
         2. Savings account for the rent you keep (below €0 = cash borrowed from your other properties or a lender) Reinvestment/Financing Account
            1. Rent kept after all costs (cash flow) Cash Flow
            2. Interest paid to you by the company Compte-Courant Cash Effect
               1. Cash you add when the company is short (payments after the purchase) Owner payments after the purchase
         3. Wear-and-tear deduction (depreciation: building, improvements, furniture) Depreciation
   2. Profit after allowed deductions Taxable Profit
      1. Interest on the money you lent your company Compte Courant
         1. Cash you add when the company is short (payments after the purchase) Owner payments after the purchase
      2. Savings account for the rent you keep (below €0 = cash borrowed from your other properties or a lender) Reinvestment/Financing Account
         1. Rent kept after all costs (cash flow) Cash Flow
         2. Interest paid to you by the company Compte-Courant Cash Effect
            1. Cash you add when the company is short (payments after the purchase) Owner payments after the purchase
      3. Wear-and-tear deduction (depreciation: building, improvements, furniture) Depreciation