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Inheritance Tax Planning

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  • This tool provides you with a projection of the potential outcome based on the information you include.
  • Any figures are for illustrative purposes only and do not constitute any form of advice or recommended course of action.
  • When making financial decisions, it is important to seek appropriate financial advice and the tools and information on this website should not be relied upon in place of such advice.
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About you

The first step to see if your estate will be affected by Inheritance Tax (IHT) is to calculate how much it is actually worth - you might be quite surprised! Don't forget, that this is not a static figure and your property and investments could increase in value, which, in turn, could increase your IHT liability. Also, it is based on current IHT rules which could change in the future. We will show you some examples of this, once you have calculated your estate.

Your Assets

Assets
Value

This is your current estimated liability, however your circumstances may change in the future.

IHT liability of 40%:
Calculate potential future liability

Calculate future liability

Now that you have calculated the value of your estate and your current Inheritance Tax bill, it’s important to think about your potential future liability. Complete the details below, to find out how the main residence nil rate band, which will be introduced in April 2017 may impact your liability.

Your future liability

Tax Year Main residence value Main residence nil rate band Remaining estate Nil rate band IHT liability
2024/2025
2025/2026
2026/2027
2027/2028
2028/2029
2029/2030
2034/2035
2039/2040
2044/2045
2049/2050

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