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Home » IHT

27th October 2020 by Amy Robins

Are you one of the 63% of UK residents without a will?

lady and child - nearly 2/3 of UK adults don't have a will

Do you have a will? Or a will trust, or a family trust? Do you really understand its tax implications? And if you don’t have a will, do you fully appreciate the implications for those you may leave behind?   Research from Macmillan Cancer Support reveals 63% of UK residents do not have a will. […]

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Filed Under: Tax Tagged With: Family trusts, IHT, Inheritance Tax, Tax, Trusts

27th February 2020 by Mark Harvey

Year End Tax Review 2019-20

Fuller Spurling’s year-end tax review.   Introduction, tax law changes to come? Interest on savings – how to reduce tax you pay by controlling the type of income you receive ‘Max out your state pension’ – have you checked if you’ll qualify for the full state pension? ‘Give & save’ – how Gift Aid donations […]

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Filed Under: Tax Tagged With: Capital Gains Tax, CGT, EIS, expenses, IHT, Inheritance Tax, IR35, Pension, Rental Properties, Tax, Tax briefing, VAT

11th September 2019 by Amy Robins

Inheritance Tax Changes Ahead?

The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) have published a report containing proposed changes relating to Inheritance Tax (IHT). The Government will decide which of these rules will become law.

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Filed Under: Updates Tagged With: Business Property Relief, IHT, property

18th June 2018 by Amy Robins

Tax Planning and Trusts

Trusts have been used as effective inheritance tax planning tools for generations. It is beneficial to consider the current landscape for using trusts and the available options that worthwhile considering for tax planning purposes.

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Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: IHT, Inheritance Tax, Trusts

16th June 2018 by Amy Robins

Family Investment Companies (FIC) and Trusts

An FIC can be used as an alternative to a family trust or individual ownership and is an effective consideration for inheritance tax planning purposes.

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Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: IHT, Inheritance Tax, Trusts

6th June 2018 by Amy Robins

Property – Incorporation versus Ownership?

Recent changes in government policy have had a significant impact on individual’s owning property. Changes restricting the deduction of finance costs to a basic rate of tax and the introduction of the 3% SDLT surcharge have led many of our clients to consider whether a corporate structure is a more effective way to own a property portfolio.

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Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: IHT, Inheritance Tax, property, SDLT, Stamp Duty Land Tax

28th May 2018 by Amy Robins

Inheritance Tax and the Family Home

The family home will be liable for inheritance tax “IHT” if the value of the home exceeds the available nil rate band upon the relevant individual’s death (the surviving spouse or sole owner). The value above the nil rate band of £325,000 is potentially exposed to tax at a rate of 40% however there have been some changes in this area, primarily around the introduction of the new nil rate band for family homes.

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Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: IHT, Inheritance Tax, property

9th May 2018 by Amy Robins

Inheritance Tax – Simple Planning

This article provides a high level summary of some simple planning for Inheritance Tax “IHT” purposes that can be undertaken outside of a larger planning exercise.

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27th September 2017 by Colin Murrell

Inheritance tax and holiday cottages

Business relief from IHT doesn’t automatically apply where the business involves letting holiday accommodation.

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Filed Under: Updates Tagged With: IHT, property

25th June 2017 by Mark Harvey

Inheritance tax residential nil rate band

In 2015 the Conservative Party promised to ‘take the family home out of tax by increasing the effective IHT threshold to £1 million’. As the law stands, this target will be met by 2020 through the introduction of the residential nil rate band (RNRB). When the RNRB (worth up to £175,000) is combined with the […]

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Filed Under: Updates Tagged With: IHT, Inheritance Tax

2nd September 2015 by Patrick Hope

UK Tax for Foreign Domiciliaries

This article discusses the proposed changes in the UK Tax regulations for Foreign Domiciliaries

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Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: HMRC, IHT

27th March 2015 by Patrick Hope

Is Inheritance Tax (IHT) A Voluntary Tax?

Some Inheritance Tax liability is avoidable by careful early planning and just as important is the risk that if you do survive a partner that you may not have enough remaining funds to enable you to enjoy the remainder of your lifetime in the manner that you would wish.

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Filed Under: Tax Tagged With: BPR, Business Property Relief, IHT, Inheritance Tax

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