Alan Dolton, Editor of Tolley's Tax Cases, describes the House of Lords debate on the Finance Bill
'The Budget announced new rules for two types of trust — known as “accumulation and maintenance” and “interest in possession” — that are currently exempt from the inheritance tax charges that already apply to other types of trust. It has become clear that some wealthy individuals are using these types of trust primarily as a way to shelter their wealth from inheritance tax. The Government believe that it is...
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Alan Dolton, Editor of Tolley's Tax Cases, describes the House of Lords debate on the Finance Bill
'The Budget announced new rules for two types of trust — known as “accumulation and maintenance” and “interest in possession” — that are currently exempt from the inheritance tax charges that already apply to other types of trust. It has become clear that some wealthy individuals are using these types of trust primarily as a way to shelter their wealth from inheritance tax. The Government believe that it is...
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