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Probate and Tax Form R27

Can any one give me some advice here. Basically my father died 18 months ago with out a will. My sisitr and I went through probate to gain the money he had in his bank. Which he had instructed us to do prior to his death. He was under the impression I could simply take the money out with out probate / will as I was a trustee on the account. However eventually went through probate nd recieved £90,000, in my name which I then split with my sisiter. I was worried i had to pay tax on this however now know that this does not meet the threashold. (no other vaules from estate).
I have since returned to live with my partner and 3 children and now recieved approx £230 in family tax credits. However i have also now recieved a form R27. I am woried if i fill the form in that i wil owe some tax or this benifit woudl be reduced. Does nay one have any advice?

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