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Carla Brown Senior Solicitor
Zoe Day Solicitor
“With careful forward planning the burden of inheritance tax can be reduced or avoided.”
With rising house prices, the general level of prosperity, more and more of us are now effected by Inheritance Tax. The very low increases in the nil rate band exemptions do little in real terms to reduce the burden of this tax.
We have a multi disciplinary team comprising not only solicitors but also members of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners and a member of the Association of Taxation Technicians. Our talented team can advise on avoidance and mitigation of this tax by:
We also advise:
We can also coordinate a holistic approach to tax planning generally by ensuring that your financial adviser is involved, opening up other regulated options such as funding for inheritance tax through a life policy, purchasing discounted gift trusts, AIM (Alternative Investment Market) portfolios or perhaps equity release products to assist in the mitigation of inheritance tax.
"My wife and I were delighted with the service we received and the speed and efficiency of the service"
If you have enquiry or specific question feel free to contact us.
Alternatively feel free to email us your questions.
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