IHT: the charge to IHT Flashcards

1
Q

what is the limit on transferable nil rate bands?

A

max is £325,000. no matter how many extra people you marry.

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How to calculate inheritance tax on death?

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  1. cumulative total of lifetime transfers made 7 years prior to death.
  2. identify and value taxable estate.
  3. deduct any debts/liabilities.
  4. deduct exemptions/reliefs.
  5. apply RNRB.
  6. apply NRB.
  7. 40% taxed.
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3
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what are the rules to do with related property and their value on death?

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if assets owned by spouses are worth more when valued together, each party’s share is valued at the proportionate share of the combined total.
if owned by siblings e.g- worth its individual amount.

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what are the rules to do with joint property?

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Where land is co-owned (not spouses), the value of the deceased’s share is reduced by 10% to reflect the difficulty of selling a share of the property rather than the whole

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5
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what the the 4 main exemptions/ reliefs for IHT on death?

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  1. Spouse exemption.
  2. charity exemption.
  3. business property relief.
  4. agricultural property relief.
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6
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what are the 4 types of business property relief?

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unquoted shares (private company)- 100%
quoted shares - 50% (must own more than 50% of shares in company)
sole trader or partnership interest- 100%
assets owned for business purposes- 50%
(must have owned for at least 2 years prior to transfer)

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7
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when is the deadline for reporting to HMRC for iht?

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for submitting account- 12 month since end of the month when death occurred.
for paying IHT- 6 months from end of the month in which death occurred.

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what is an exempt excepted estate?

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gross estate is no more than 3 mil and after debts deducted/exemptions applied, the net value is below NRB.

CANNOT BE EXCEPTED IF
1. made a GROB.
2. trust worth more than £250,000.
3. foreign assets worth more than £100,000.
4. value of specified transfer exceeds £250,000.

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9
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who is liable to pay IHT due on a LCT or PET?

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LIFETIME RECIPIENT (DONEE) is liable to pay IHT due.

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how to calculate inheritance tax on lifetime transfers?

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  1. Cumulative total.
  2. Identify valued transferred.
  3. Apply exemptions and reliefs.
  4. Apply NRB.
  5. Taxed 20% for LCT, 40% on death.
  6. Taper relief.
  7. Credit for tax paid in lifetime (ONLYA FOR REASSESSED LCT)
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11
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What are the different bands of taper relief?

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3-4 years- 20% reduction.
4-5 years- 40%
5-6- 60%
6-7- 80%

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12
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what is the annual exemption for lifetime transfers?

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£3000.
- can go back one year to £6000 if no transfers have been made.

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13
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what is the marriage exemption?

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£5000 made by one parent (can be 10k for both)
£2500 if made by one party of the marriage to another.
£2500 if made by remote ancestor.
£1000 in any other case.

(can be combined with annual exemption)

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14
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what is the threshold for the residence nil rate band to apply?

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2 million. no rnrb available for estates worth 2,350,000 or more.

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15
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when does a pension form part of an estate?

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lump sum on death.

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