I am not an accountant..... But as far as i know it is part of the rules of a being a REIT that they dont need to pay company tax as they distribute 95-100% of there taxable income. This allows them to avoid company tax as the tax is paid by the share holders.....
this site seems to say something similar
http://money.howstuffworks.com/personal-finance/real-estate/reit.htm/printable
This is also in CER constitution.
What i dont understand is how they calculate there taxable income.......Anyway know how they come up with this figure????
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