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inheritance tax

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fairydust · 05/11/2005 15:05

what what amuont do you pay tax on inheritance?

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HerRoyalLovlinessMaloryTowers · 05/11/2005 15:06

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fairydust · 05/11/2005 15:06

shit .ty

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ediemay · 05/11/2005 15:07

Have you already incurred it? If not there might be a way to avoid it

fairydust · 05/11/2005 15:09

it's my nan - my grandad has dies and i have to sort out the finances - and as there isn't a will

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fairydust · 05/11/2005 15:09

dies that it

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LIZS · 05/11/2005 15:12

Don't think it applies between spouses, only if passed down generations.

Freckle · 05/11/2005 15:14

If there isn't a will, certain rule apply. Something like the remaining spouse being entitled to 40% of the estate and the remainder being divided between any surviving children - although my knowledge is out of date and the proportions may have changed. Any estate passing to the spouse will not attract inheritance tax.

LIZS · 05/11/2005 15:15

threshhold is 275k but have a look here for info on how it applies. page 2 states "most people leave all their assets to their wife or husband, safe in the knowledge there will be no IHT to pay on their estate - spouses never have to pay tax on assets handed over by their partners" so she should be ok.

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