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mpamag.com > uk > mortgage-types > later-life-lending > why-gifting-early-can-save-families-thousands-in-inheritance-tax > 586907

Why gifting early can save families thousands in inheritance tax

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (612+ words) Families planning to pass on wealth face complex IHT rules – and the cost of getting them wrong is rising Inheritance tax is collecting more from UK families than ever, and the way wealth is passed between generations is about to…...

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mpamag.com > au > news > general > trust-tax-overhaul-relieves-some-pressure-but-flaws-remain-cafba > 588839

Trust tax overhaul relieves some pressure, but flaws remain - CAFBA

6+ day, 7+ hour ago   (873+ words) Commercial finance brokers welcome new trust tax concessions but warn the 30% minimum rate remains fundamentally flawed The Commercial & Asset Finance Brokers Association of Australia (CAFBA) has welcomed new concessions in the government's discretionary trust tax regime while maintaining that the…...

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