Inheritance Tax Exemptions Flashcards

1
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What % exemption do spouses get on IHT (Death Estate)

A

100% Unlimited

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2
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What is the cap to spousal exemption? (Death Estate)

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If the spouse is non-domiciled - 100% up to 325,000

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3
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List the exemptions to IHT and the exemption amount. (8 items)

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1) Spouses - 100%
2) Charity - 100%
3) Political Parties - 100%
4) Normal gift out of income - 100%
5) Small gifts - £250 per donee per year
6) Marriage exemption - Depending on relationship
7) Annual exemption - £3k per year (CY & PU)
8) BPR

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4
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Normal gift out of income exemption 3 rules?

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1) Doesn’t change your standard of living.
2) Regular
3) Payment from income that year

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5
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What is relevant property for BPR & corresponding %’s ? ( things)

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1) Sole trade business - 100%
2) A trading partnership interest - 100%
3) Shares in a trading company - 50% if quoted, 100% if unquoted
4) Personally owned asset used by a company = 50%

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6
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What are the conditions for BPR to be applicable?

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1) Ownership for at least 2 years
2) Sale contract cannot be present
3) Excepted assets (investments)

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7
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Excepted assets formula

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BPR % * Share value * (MVco - Inv / MVCO) = BPR

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8
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What is the scenario where RNRB is applicable

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Main home being left to a direct descendant in the death estate

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9
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What is the relief given on RNRB

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Lower of £175,000 or value of home less mortgage

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10
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When does the RNRB begin to be lost?

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When estate is above £2m

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11
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When is all the RNRB lost?

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When estate is above £2.35m

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12
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When is QSR relevant?

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When an asset/estate is taxed twice in a period of five years e.g. by multiple deaths.

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13
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QSR Formula?

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Tax paid on earlier death * (Value of estate - Tax paid on earlier death) / Value of estate * Relevant Hardmans percentage

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14
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How to value shares for IHT

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Lower of 1/4 up & average marked bargains

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