inheritance

Hi all, a bit of help would be greatly appreciated in relation to a property inheritance and the above matters, please. My mother died several years ago, and left her half of the property to me, but for my step father to live in until his death, which happened recently. His half, and all his...

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Hi Sadly my Mum passed away a few months ago and we need some help with some Inheritance Tax advice. Can anyone recommend an expert to help us understand the mine field of this all. Many thanks Tan

BBC NEWS | Business | Bereaved families hit by tax hike This seems rather unfair to me since; it can take longer than 6 months to sell a house and interest paid on overpaid tax will be only 0.5% (or 1% below BoE). You know times are hard when HMRC are going after the dead!

I've received a 'small' inheritance amount, to the tune of £2000. At the moment it's sat in one of my current accounts, doing little earning 0.000001% interest. A few options I have considered include just shoving into an ISA I have etc but seeing as the amount isn't so huge, I don't know what...

Hi I got this very convincing email to business email there are some chancers out there. I have changed my surname to 230k obviously but my correct surname was used. Dear 230k, I will like to solicit your help in a business proposition, which is by nature very confidential. I know that...

A good friend of mine had some news yesterday,his wife had an uncle she had never met,he lived in southern ireland ,as she was the only niece he left his estate to her in his will.bearing in mind she never met him a farm worth £1.2 million,20 houses that are rented all paid for,£950k cash...

Does anyone know if assets such as cars and boats etc are still exempt from the ridiculously low (IMO) inheritance tax? I know that precious metals and stones like gold and diamonds are taxable, and I for one would be the first to inform the inland revenue of every such item in my possession...

Anybody had one of these done recently? We are going through the motions but have received 2 sets of conflicting advice: 1) from a well know banks financial advisor arm who does it with a solicitor. No problems with the main thrust of the advice ie yes we would be better having one BUT he stated...

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...Or does anyone have a personal recomendation in this area? I need help pronto.