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Tag: estate planning

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6 Steps to Estate Planning

Estate planning is the process of deciding what should happen to your assets after your death or if you become incapacitated, and taking the steps necessary to ensure your decisions will be carried out. There are 6 key steps: Identify all the assets and liabilities. It is surprisingly easy to overlook items like BPS entitlements, … Continue reading 6 Steps to Estate Planning

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December 6, 2017Care Home fee, estate planning, Inheritance TaxLeave a comment
Tax

What is the Nil Rate Band?

The Nil Rate Band (NRB), also known as the Inheritance Tax (IHT) threshold, is the amount up to which an Estate has no IHT to pay. The current allowance available on the Estate of an individual is £325,000; anything above this is taxed at 40%. The NRB applies to property passing on death together with … Continue reading What is the Nil Rate Band?

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November 15, 2017November 15, 2017Estate, estate planning, IHT, Inheritance Tax and Estate Planning review, Inheritance tax threshold, Nil Rate Band, NRBLeave a comment
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Estate Planning and Farmland

Most land owners are aware of Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and could be forgiven for thinking that this means there is no risk of their Estate paying Inheritance Tax. Unfortunately there are situations where farmland does not qualify for 100% APR. There have been cases where the HM Revenue & Customs have successfully challenged claims … Continue reading Estate Planning and Farmland

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April 22, 2015April 20, 2015Agricultural Property, Agricultural Property Relief, agricultural value, Agriculture, APR, Capital Gains Tax, Estate, estate planning, Estate Planning and Farmland, Family Farm, Family Farms, Farm Business, Farmer, Farming, farming business, Farmland, Green & Co, Green and Co, HM Revenue & Customs, HMRC, Inheritance Tax, Inheritance tax and agricultural property, minimise tax liabilities, property ownership, Tax liabilitiesLeave a comment
Advice, Business Support, HMRC, Tax

Estate Planning and Farmhouses

Most land owners are aware of Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and could be forgiven for thinking that this means there is no risk of their Estate paying Inheritance Tax. Unfortunately there have been cases where the HM Revenue & Customs have successfully challenged claims for APR and the rules are complicated. This is particularly true … Continue reading Estate Planning and Farmhouses

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April 8, 2015April 8, 2015Agricultural Property, Agricultural Property Relief, agricultural value, Agriculture, APR, Business Property Relief, Estate, estate planning, Estate Planning and Farmhouses, Farm Business Tenancy, Farmer, Farmhouses, farming business, Inheritance Tax, Inheritance tax and agricultural property, TaxLeave a comment
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Green & Co and NatWest’s Renewable Energy Seminar

Coverage of our Renewable Energy Seminar held in conjunction with NatWest features in the South Wales Argus:

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December 12, 2014December 11, 2014estate planning, Feed-in Tariff, Inheritance Tax, NatWest, Renewable Energy, Renewable Heat IncentiveLeave a comment

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