So farewell then inheritance tax? Not so fast
Is Downing Street really planning to abolish inheritance tax?
Is Downing Street really planning to abolish inheritance tax?
Recent data has revealed that inheritance tax (IHT) receipts reached a record level in the 2022/23 tax year.
The eligibility for some bereavement payments has now been extended to unmarried couples, but there are two major caveats to be aware of. How could they affect you?
New data from HMRC reveals the Treasury’s IHT receipts have doubled since 2012/13, the result of a frozen nil rate band and surging inflation. Is IHT a concern for you?
If you want this tax year’s ISA to save income tax, capital gains and inheritance tax, then maybe it’s time you consider an AIM ISA?
The future of two personal taxes – inheritance and capital gains – has been clarified, with no major changes to be made to either, so now you have no excuse to delay estate and CGT planning.
With Christmas and New Year now over, it’s time to think about tax year-end planning.
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) is the latest body to wade into the inheritance tax debate – on a global scale.
The outcome of a recent High Court case is a warning for anyone challenging a will.
The freeze on the inheritance tax (IHT) nil rate band will mean more tax from more estates.