Unsigned IHT100 and IHT400 forms
HMRC has announced that it will accept unsigned IHT100 and IHT400 forms until further notice. The ability to file unsigned returns applies to unrepresented trustees or personal representatives (PRs) as well as professional agents. In all cases unsigned returns will be accepted if:
Why it matters
This will make it easier for trustees and PRs (and their agents) to comply with their tax filing obligations during the Covid-19 crisis. Whether it is a precursor to a permanent move to online...
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Unsigned IHT100 and IHT400 forms
HMRC has announced that it will accept unsigned IHT100 and IHT400 forms until further notice. The ability to file unsigned returns applies to unrepresented trustees or personal representatives (PRs) as well as professional agents. In all cases unsigned returns will be accepted if:
Why it matters
This will make it easier for trustees and PRs (and their agents) to comply with their tax filing obligations during the Covid-19 crisis. Whether it is a precursor to a permanent move to online...
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