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Tax Clinic -
Capital Taxes
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Written by Mark McLaughlin CTA (Fellow) ATT TEP
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Tuesday, 01 January 2008 20:00 |
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For Inheritance Tax (IHT) purposes, it would be useful if individuals could give assets away but continue to use them afterwards. Unfortunately, as the following query illustrates, there are anti-avoidance rules, which can result in an IHT charge in many such situations.
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Tax Clinic -
Capital Taxes
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Written by Mark McLaughlin CTA (Fellow) ATT TEP
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Saturday, 03 November 2007 06:36 |
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Pre-Budget Report Note 16 (‘Inheritance Tax (IHT) Nil-Rate Band’) announced that changes would be introduced in Finance Act 2008 to allow a claim to be made for any unused proportion of the IHT rate band on a person’s death to be transferred to a surviving spouse or civil partner who dies on or after 9 October 2007. How do these proposals affect those taxpayers who included nil rate band discretionary trusts (NRBDTs) in their Wills?
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