A good portion of the distributions in many REITs (specifically the junior REITs) are classified
as return of capital because of depreciation.
The parties create a partnership using a partnership agreement, though calculating
return of capital for a partnership can be difficult.
In most cases, this payout is more than the interest and dividends generated by the investments, and the excess is
considered return of capital.
It is thus not necessarily that you must invest your capital in the Real estate business so as to
get returns of your capital to increase your financial status.
I love the high cash distributions, and I love the fact that in most years the distributions are considered mostly tax -
free returns of capital.
As a result, the distributions from the junior REITs are often classified as
Return Of Capital when you file your taxes at the end of the year.
Instead,
return of capital occurs when an investor receives a portion of his original investment, and these payments are not considered income or capital gains from the investment.
While return of capital is not taxable — it's just your money being returned to you — it causes your adjusted cost base to fall.
Early exits also boosted the returns in my new angel fund and provided our early investors a 100 %
return of their capital in just over two years.
You increase the capital account by the additional contributions and retained earnings and decrease the capital account by the distributions
of return of capital and / or losses.
Investors pay tax on most of the distributions as ordinary income (although some distributions qualify as a tax -
free return of capital).
The Schmidt case made it clear that if you receive
return of capital from a US - listed ETF, it is fully taxable as income, and it does not affect your ACB.
Max Life Premium Return Protection Plan is a Term Insurance plan with return of premiums option whereby the policyholder can enjoy comprehensive life cover with the added benefit of
return of capital on maturity thus safeguarding his investments.
I also own a long term bond (zero coupon, purchased when interest rates were a little higher) which would mature in a few decades that would provide me
with return of capital of my principle invested in a few decades.
The company has returned $ 3.60 per share in dividends /
return of capital over the past couple of years so my investment «problem» is getting smaller rather than larger.
To still have 2 years of premiums covered, plus regular policy maturities, assures financial stability and scope for further buybacks (&
then returns of capital if / when the discount to intrinsic value is eliminated).
Example: Suppose there was a $ 0.16 per
share return of capital dividend between the date of the purchases described above and the date of the sale.
A simple annuity that doesn't act very differently from what you think you'd get when you're buying a bond — a low return on investment and a
simple return of your capital that's clearly disclosed — of which there are not many because that's not where the money is.
MLP funds accrue deferred income taxes for future tax liabilities associated with the portion of MLP distributions considered to be a tax -
deferred return of capital and for any net operating gains as well as capital appreciation of its investments; this deferred tax liability is reflected in the daily NAV; and, as a result, the MLP fund's after - tax performance could differ significantly from the underlying assets even if the pre-tax performance is closely tracked.
Alternative Asset Opportunities (TLI: LN): TLI had a great H2 - 2014 run — gaining over 22 % (inc. a
2p return of capital), making it my top holding at year - end (at 11.1 %).
In February, Donegal confirmed receipt of the primary MMM consideration, triggering a substantial NAV revaluation (to $ 8.24 per share) & an
imminent return of capital — well flagged, but again the shares responded with a 15 % + jump!
Phrases with «return of capital»