Key tools in inheritance tax planning include the Nil Rate Band and Transferable Nil Band Rate. The Nil Band Rate is set at £325,000 and frozen until 2028, allowing you to pass on this amount tax-free. If your spouse passed away without using their Nil Band Rate, you can transfer it, effectively doubling your allowance. The Residence Nil Rate Band, fixed at £175,000 until 2028, further reduces inheritance tax on family homes. However, this allowance tapers off for estates valued over £2 million. Understanding and utilising these tools can significantly ease the tax burden on your estate, ensuring more of your wealth goes to your loved ones. At Duncan Lewis Solicitors, we offer tailored advice to help you navigate these options and safeguard your estate from future tax liabilities. Please visit our website or call us directly on 033 3772 0409
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