Business relief and CLTs

richallumrichallum Administrator

A client owns a business property worth £1m. The business that operates from it is separate, let's assume the value is £2m.

The property will qualify for BR at 50%. If it is gifted to a discretionary trust, is there any IHT to pay at the time and what IHT is payable if death occurs within 7 years?

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Comments

  • I think
    Gift £2,000,000

    • Relief £1,000,000
    • NRB £325,000
    • 2 yrs AEA £6,000
    • Taxable £669,000 x 20%.

    Die within 7 yrs - revisit and run sums on 40% tax with credit for the tax paid (assuming the trust still owns the asset or else re run the sums without relief)

  • richallumrichallum Administrator

    Thanks @les_cameron It's the £1m property that will go into the trust. The £2m business stays out.

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  • Gift £1,000,000

    Relief £500,000
    NRB £325,000
    2 yrs AEA £6,000
    Taxable £169,000 x 20%.
    Die within 7 yrs - revisit and run sums on 40% tax with credit for the tax paid (assuming the trust still owns the asset or else re run the sums without relief)

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