8. Tax Planning Flashcards

1
Q

Explain tax treatment of investment bonds issued by life insurers? (3)

A

5% of original capital can be withdrawn with no tax
Cumulative
Tax paid on final encashment

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2
Q

Key features of EIS scheme?

A

30% tax relief
Up to £1m p.a

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3
Q

Key features of VCT?

A

30% tax relief
Up to £200k p.a

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4
Q

Key features of SEIS?

A

50% tax relief
Up to £200k p.a

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5
Q

What happens when an ISA holder dies?

A

ISA becomes continuing ISA

Surviving spouse can transfer value into their own ISA - additional permitted subscription (higher of value at death and value when closed)

Available until earlier of:
- completion of estate admin
- 3 years after death

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