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Will reform proposals – time to revise Victorian rules

August 6, 2025Inheritance Tax, Lasting Will & Testaments, Wills & ProbateLeave a commentadmin

The Law Commission has made a variety of proposals to reform the law governing wills in England and Wales. What were you doing in 1837? Of course, the question is rhetorical. For you, the reader,…

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Inheritance tax and lifetime gifts

July 3, 2025Inheritance Tax, Retirement, Wealth, Wills & ProbateLeave a commentadmin

With the inheritance tax (IHT) nil rate bands unchanged for 16 years, more individuals are making lifetime gifts to minimise IHT liability when they ultimately die. However, anyone making gifts needs to be aware of…

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More detail on business and agricultural IHT reliefs threshold cut

May 13, 2025Inheritance TaxLeave a commentadmin

HMRC’s recently closed consultation offers further clarity on how the £1 million inheritance tax (IHT) business and agricultural relief allowance will work from 6 April 2026. The total value of business and agricultural property eligible…

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From new year to year end – time to keep a tax-planning resolution?

January 20, 2025Capital Gains Tax, High Income Child Benefit Charge, Inheritance TaxLeave a commentadmin

As 2025 gets under way, it is once again the time of year to start considering your tax year-end planning. The early months of the year are the time to undertake year-end tax planning. Unsurprisingly,…

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The Autumn Budget – a brave new tax world

November 7, 2024Budget, Capital Gains Tax, Corporation Tax, Income Tax, Inheritance Tax, National Insurance ContributionsLeave a commentadmin

Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ first Budget was a significant one in all senses. “…this Budget delivers a large, sustained increase in spending, taxation, and borrowing.” So said the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) in the first…

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HMRC ramps up its checks and investigations

March 29, 2024Company Director, HMRC Investigations, Inheritance TaxLeave a commentadmin

There’s no respite for HMRC with inheritance tax (IHT) accounts, undeclared dividend income and gains from share disposals to scrutinise. HMRC is currently busy with several ongoing checks. They are looking at IHT accounts, targeting…

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Farewell to inheritance tax?

October 28, 2023Inheritance TaxLeave a commentadmin

In July, the government was reported as holding talks on abolishing inheritance tax (IHT). This wasn’t given much credence at the time, but there are now reports that the March 2024 Budget will include a…

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Inheritance Tax: Intestacy entitlement increased

August 30, 2023Inheritance Tax, Lasting Will & Testaments, Wealth, Wills & ProbateLeave a commentadmin

If an English or Welsh domiciled person dies without leaving a will, the amount that a surviving spouse or civil partner can inherit as a statutory legacy under the intestacy rules has – from 26…

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Take Two on Wealth tax…………

August 15, 2023Inheritance Tax, Tax, WealthLeave a commentadmin

Hard on the heels of May's Sunday Times Rich List, will new proposals for a wealth tax gain any traction? In 2020, a group of economic research bodies set up the Wealth Tax Commission to…

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Increase in number of estates paying IHT

June 27, 2023Inheritance Tax, Lasting Will & Testaments, WealthLeave a commentadmin

The combination of a frozen inheritance tax (IHT) nil rate band and considerably higher property values has pushed more estates into the IHT net. The average IHT bill is now nearly £62,000, with much larger…

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