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Inheritance tax is the tax paid on someone’s assets after they die (although it can also apply to certain transfers made during your lifetime).
Whilst it is estimated that only 1 in 20 estates in the UK pay IHT, when it does apply the IHT liability can be substantial. Â
IHT and estate planning involves making decisions and creating a plan on how to pass your assets to your intended beneficiaries in the most tax efficient manner, in some cases without also passing on control of those assets, particularly where minors are involved or on divorce, separation or bankruptcy.
Trusts offer a flexible means of managing assets and provide a useful tool for asset protection and estate planning. We can help advise settlors, beneficiaries and trustees on the tax implications of establishing, managing and winding up trusts in the UK and offshore.
More and more people these days find themselves spending periods of time living and working overseas but do not always understand what that means from them from a tax point of view.
Whilst some will only go abroad for a short period, and may need to consider their tax residency status, others may emigrate or move abroad indefinitely and may also need advice on their domicile position.
We can also assist non UK nationals coming to work or live in the UK.
For many people constantly changing legislation combined with increasing tax scrutiny has made the preparation of annual self-assessment tax returns a time-consuming, difficult and at times nerve-wracking process.
Getting your tax return wrong can be troublesome and expensive to deal with, particularly if you have complex tax affairs.
We provide assistance with self-assessment tax returns for those with complex tax needs or high net worth and wealthy individuals who feel they may come under more scrutiny.