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Conservatives plan to raise inheritance tax thresholdThe inheritance tax threshold would rise to £2 million under a Conservative government, the party has confirmed. |
Inheritance plans dashed as 1 in 25 die without cashHalf of Brits are factoring inheritance into their financial plans, but they could be in for a surprise. |
Avoiding the inheritance tax burden? Where there is a will there is a way.Will writing has dropped by almost 25 per cent since October 2007, but inheritance tax changes do not mean wills are superfluous. |
Government tax policy savaged by committeeThe government's bungled changes to the capital gains and domicile tax regimes were "poorly handled" and may have damaged the UK's international competitiveness. |
Burden sisters lose inheritance tax battleTwo British sisters have lost a challenge to inheritance tax laws in the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). |
UK wastes £9.3 bn in taxUK adults will waste almost £9.3 billion in unnecessary tax in 2008, according to the latest TaxAction report from price comparison site Unbiased.co.uk. |
80% of properties no longer liable for IHTThe government's inheritance tax (IHT) reforms, as announced in the pre-Budget report yesterday, has seen 80 per cent of properties no longer liable for death duty. |
Pre-Budget Report 2007The chancellor announced wide-sweeping changes to the thresholds and rules on inheritance tax, upped child benefits and pensions, and reformed capital gains tax in his pre-Budget report today. |
Brits would save more if inheritance tax was raisedBrits would save an additional £44.2 billion annually if the Conservative party returned to power and raised the inheritance tax threshold to £1 million new research reveals. |
Inheritance tax escape plansGrowing numbers of Brits are facing inheritance tax bills. myfinances.co.uk provides some advice. |
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