The fact that joint landowners can dispute over relatively minor (and major) points is well known. Likewise beneficiaries to a will may also fight over its content detail and emotional impact. Here we look at a case which sets out the additional costs that can arise from such disputes.
The case under the spotlight is J M Slade and another v HMRC [2022] UKFTT 227 (TC). The First-tier Tribunal (FTT) found the legal expenditure incurred defending rights to a number of assets ‘collectively’ was not an allowable deduction for CGT purposes when one of those assets was sold alone.
In her will Dora...
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The fact that joint landowners can dispute over relatively minor (and major) points is well known. Likewise beneficiaries to a will may also fight over its content detail and emotional impact. Here we look at a case which sets out the additional costs that can arise from such disputes.
The case under the spotlight is J M Slade and another v HMRC [2022] UKFTT 227 (TC). The First-tier Tribunal (FTT) found the legal expenditure incurred defending rights to a number of assets ‘collectively’ was not an allowable deduction for CGT purposes when one of those assets was sold alone.
In her will Dora...
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