Inheritance tax (IHT) is a tax on the state (property, money and possessions) of someone who is dead. If your taxable estate is worth more than £325,000, you should think about IHT planning. When you die, your estate could face a tax bill that your loved ones will have to pay. By planning ahead with your financial adviser, you could make that less of an issue for them, either by acting to reduce your tax bill or by setting up a way for them to pay it easily.
IHT can be payable on the value of your assets when you die. It covers your estate, which can include: your house; savings and investments; jewellery; cars; art; other properties, including holiday homes abroad; and pay-outs from life insurance policies. The level of IHT your estate pays will depend on the amount your taxable estate is worth and the tax allowances in place at the time.
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From 6 April 2017, there will be some major changes in IHT. For up to date information, book a free initial appointment with one of our expert financial advisers. After understanding your situation we will offer you independent, unbiased financial advice. A little bit of financial planning today can make a big difference in the future.
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