Inheritance tax planning
Ensuring that your money goes to the people it was meant for.

Inheritance Tax
The rise in propery values has pushed many peoples's estate value over the Inheritance Tax threshold of £285,000 (2006-2007 tax year).

What is an 'estate'?
A person's estate includes the total of

everything owned in his or her name
the share of anything owned jointly
gifts from which he or she keeps back some benefit, an example would be a house still lived in and maintained, although given to someone else
assets held in trust from which he or she gets some benefit,
e.g. an income

Without proper tax planning, many people can end up leaving a huge tax liability on their death, considerably reducing the value of the estate passing to chosen beneficiaries.

Remember Inheritance tax is 40%

How We Can Help.
Contrary to what some might think, Inheritance tax is one of the most avoidable of taxes. An expert Financial Adviser will be able to ensure that most clients completely escape the tax.

We have considerable experience in the design and implementation of Inheritance tax mitigation schemes for our clients.

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Inheritance Tax is the tax that is paid on your 'estate'. Broadly speaking this is everything you own at the time of your death, less what you owe.