A look-through company (LTC) is a special type of company. It's a separate legal entity but for income tax purposes it's treated like a partnership.
Tax summary
A look-through company must file income tax returns and report to us the same way as an ordinary company.
Owners can offset the look-through company's losses against their other income. They must pay tax on a look-through company's profits.
An owner with an effective look-though interest in the look-through company is treated as:
- carrying on the activities and having the status, intentions and purposes of the look-through company
- holding the property of the look-through company
- being a party to any arrangement to which the look-through company is a party to
- doing an activity or being entitled to anything the look-through company does or is entitled to.
Setting up
Ongoing
Closing down
Last updated:
22 Jan 2020