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If I were them I would be researching this to death(pun intended) and seeking professional advise as needed.
Once away from the basics of traditional ownership and savings there is a lot more knowledge needed to extract the best from the assets while living and in death situations.
Surprised the father has not got the basics documented and communicated to family.0 -
Very common in rural communities. As described above.Even though agricultural land is mainly exempt from IHT there are big potential savings for future generations.getmore4less wrote: »If I were them I would be researching this to death(pun intended) and seeking professional advise as needed.
Once away from the basics of traditional ownership and savings there is a lot more knowledge needed to extract the best from the assets while living and in death situations.
Surprised the father has not got the basics documented and communicated to family.0
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