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This "exempt your home from Inheritance Tax" thing the Tories brought in...
From 6th April 2017 there is an additional £100k per person's estate provided it is against a property.
It rises by £25k per person over the subsequent 3 years.
For a married couple, the first death's allowance is transferable to the spouse, so when fully implemented, £350k of a property would be exempt from CGT before the standard allowance applies.
From 6th April 2017 there is an additional £100k per person's estate provided it is against a property.
It rises by £25k per person over the subsequent 3 years.
For a married couple, the first death's allowance is transferable to the spouse, so when fully implemented, £350k of a property would be exempt from CGT before the standard allowance applies.
I thought there was something about a £1m limit so is this the same thing or something different?
I don't know what to Google... I did try but nothing obvious came up.
I thought there was something about a £1m limit so is this the same thing or something different?
At present, inheritance tax is payable at 40% on the value of an estate in excess of the tax-free allowance of £325,000 per person. Married couples and civil partners can pass the allowance on to each other.
From April 2017 parents will each be offered a further £175,000 "family home allowance" to enable them to pass property on to children tax-free after their death.
This will be added to the existing £325,000 inheritance tax threshold, bringing the total transferable tax-free allowance from both parents in a married couple or civil partnership to £1m.
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