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Investment clubs
 
 
Investment clubs are formed by a group of individuals who meet on regular basis with the purpose of investing money. The investment made by these individuals can be as little as $10 a month. The first investment club to come under impact was the one in the 1800s in Western America. Since then this concept slowly gained popularity and by now it is a common idea. In the present scenario there are many online communities devoted to this type of investing. These online services have recently emerged and have contributed to the personal investing boom in the United States. Though there are many reasons why people join the investment clubs one very transparent reason behind this is to learn how to invest.
 
 
All the investment clubs are properly organized with members contributing money and investing as a group in a single club portfolio. The members of the investment clubs and other self-directed investment clubs simply meet and learn about investing but invest on their own. The advent of computers has also introduced the investment policy even the internet investment clubs have also moved into cyberspace. Generally the investment clubs are formed as general partnership concept. At times they are also formed as limited liability companies or limited liability partnerships. There are some other investment clubs that could incorporate the double tax treatment on corporate distributions. Though this makes the corporate structures not that desirable like a partnership usually a general partnership does not produce any tax charge on its own; instead, any tax liability is passed through to members every year.
 
 
In the United States it is directed that the investment clubs work in partnerships filing from 1065 and Schedule K-1s with the IRS every year. It is also done with the states that require the partnership filings. In United Kingdom the investment club members are asked to submit their forms 185(new) to HMRC each year. Some investment clubs with accounting software can also provide the management of a club's books and the preparation of tax filings. There are some clubs that offer the structure and support which is required by many people to learn about investing. The investment clubs help in making it possible to get into the market without a big initial investment.
 
 
All over the world there are many investment clubs that have been running for a long time. An investment club is comprised of individuals who invest funds for making investments. These investment clubs buy stocks – and in most cases, they research these stocks well. Generally the investment clubs are the setting up of small business for purposes of tax returns. Usually these clubs are considered as a group of people with similar ideas willing to see their money grow. It is good to take a look at your finances before joining any investment club. You can invest through these investment clubs on weekly, biweekly, monthly, bimonthly, or so forth basis.