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Inheritance tax

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Helennn · 24/04/2007 14:16

Can anybody help me? This situation is not mine, but somebody else who is indignant that he is right and I am wrong. Will not tell you who thinks what, will tell you after!!

Imagine there is a husband, wife and child. The husband dies first and leaves the house to the wife, and this house is the same value as the inheritance tax allowance, (presently £300,000). Say just before he died the husband had made suubstantial gifts to the son would these gifts be subject to IHT due to it being a PET? ie does the IHT allowance include the spousal exempt gift to the wife of the house or is this separate?

Exciting stuff yes? .

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Pamina · 24/04/2007 14:18

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Mumpbump · 24/04/2007 14:21

My understanding is that the house is not included when calculating the value of the estate exactly because it is exempt. Which one did you go for??

Helennn · 24/04/2007 15:13

Now are you sure you don't both wish to change your minds?, , .

He was right, I was wrong. Damn damn damn.

It is on another on-line forum, (thisismoney, wills forum), he is the most obnoxious, rude, ignorant man I have ever come across. He just called me a man hater!! I started posting trying to help from the little knowledge I have but he just turns everything around. Thought I had better check my facts before posting any-more.

Many thanks, (grrrrrrrr)

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