Re: inheritance tax question
- From: Mike Harrison <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 09 Jan 2006 16:17:47 GMT
On Mon, 09 Jan 2006 14:34:26 GMT, "dave smith" <idavesmithNoSpam@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Hi all,
>I recently posted a question about my mothers will that she wanted to change
>to leave me (her son) her flat on the condition that my stepfather could
>continue living in it until he died.
>
>My question is will I be liable for inheritance tax immediately after her
>death, or will this not occur until my stepfather passes away and I am able
>to move into it.
>
>The current valuation is £320,000 so above IHT threshold.
>
>Dave.
See a will writing specialist. Depends on whether they co-own it or it is hers alone.
In the case of joint ownership, the trick is for her to leave it to a trust arranged such that the
spouse has use of it til death - can't remember the technicalities but it means that both parents'
IHT threshold is used efficiently. If simply left to the spouse, then the children on death of
spouse the first IHT-exempt transfer is wasted.
Probably different if it is currently all in her name though.
.
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