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HMRC increases interest rate on overdue tax to 6%

By Harvey Kambo
2 min Read 11 Jan 2023
The department of His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) increased the rate of interest charged on overdue tax payments by...

Inheritance Tax, Tax

Inheritance tax explained

By Liam Fahy
4 min Read 11 Jan 2023
Inheritance tax explained Inheritance tax (IHT) is paid if a deceased person's total estate and certain gifts are worth more...

Inheritance Tax, Tax

Inheritance tax (IHT) taper relief on gifts explained

By Damien Fahy
4 min Read 11 Jan 2023
This is a popular question and often causes confusion. So I thought I'd lay out a brief explanation of how...

Inheritance Tax

Which? Wills review

By Andy Leeks
8 min Read 25 Nov 2022
Which? Wills provides online Will writing and Power of Attorney services to residents in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. In this article, we take an in-depth look at Which?...

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