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Sale of land after death for less than the IHT value
In the immediate aftermath of the referendum, in which the majority of voters favoured the UK leaving the European Union, there has been some turmoil in the financial markets. Some of this, no doubt, represents an unwinding of short-term positions..
Online Published Date:
11 August 2016
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Vol 30 No 06 - 11 August 2016
Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependents) Act 1975
Each claim under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependents) Act 1975 (the 1975 Act) has its own special facts. The court has wide discretion in making an order that provision be made for a ‘dependent’, out of the estate of a..
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11 August 2016
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Vol 30 No 06 - 11 August 2016
CGT Investors’ Relief for trustees
It cannot be denied that, if enacted, the present Finance Bill will significantly increase the complexity of Capital Gains Tax (CGT), not least as a result of the number of different rates at which CGT will be charged. The reduction in the generally..
Online Published Date:
11 August 2016
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Vol 30 No 06 - 11 August 2016
CGT and forfeited deposits
With some parts of the property market slowing, trustees may have to consider the implications of an agreed sale not taking place. Trustees who have contracted to purchase property would no doubt have prudently ensured that the necessary funds are..
Online Published Date:
11 August 2016
Appeared in issue:
Vol 30 No 06 - 11 August 2016