The question of reversionary leases and reservation of benefit for inheritance tax purposes has come before the courts again.
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Read more on Inheritance tax and reversionary leases
In considering the options for change the Government states that it wishes to tackle this problem but retain a tax deferred allowance.
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Read more on Consultation on taxation of life insurance policies
The Law Society suggests that better information for the public might deal with some of these difficulties.
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Read more on Lifetime gift rules cause confusion
A recent court of protection case involving inheritance tax planning for a large estate highlights the factors the court will take into account.
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Read more on Inheritance tax planning and lasting powers of attorney
The exemption from capital gains tax (CGT) that applies when selling your only and main residence is a very valuable one.
Read more on Tax Tribunal’s capital gains tax decision and self-builders
Read more on Tax Tribunal’s capital gains tax decision and self-builders
You may have clients who have built up substantial portfolios of investment properties which have been transferred into a limited company.
Read more on Property investment companies, inheritance tax and freezing value
Read more on Property investment companies, inheritance tax and freezing value
Denise Brewster & Lenny McMullan had lived together for ten years. On Christmas Eve 2009 they became engaged to marry and two days later Mr McMullan died.
Read more on Supreme Court upholds co-habitant’s rights to a survivor’s pension
Read more on Supreme Court upholds co-habitant’s rights to a survivor’s pension
Unlike in many European countries, your clients have complete freedom when making their Will to include and exclude whoever they wish.
Read more on Can your clients leave their adult children out of their Wills?
Read more on Can your clients leave their adult children out of their Wills?
If you are contemplating a second marriage, we advise re-writing your will to protect your assets. In this article, we outline the legal considerations.
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Read more on Second marriages later in life
Nrbts were frequently included in Wills made before 2007 in order to use the inheritance tax nil rate band of each of a married couple.
Read more on Nil rate band discretionary trusts: don’t ignore them
Read more on Nil rate band discretionary trusts: don’t ignore them
Many of your clients may own second homes abroad, with France and Spain being popular locations.
Read more on Your client’s holiday home and incapacity
Read more on Your client’s holiday home and incapacity
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