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probate gross and net value

pdel61
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If gifts have been made during the last 7 years I know they count towards inheritance tax, but I'm unsure if they should be included in the gross and net value for probate or not. Could someone please clarify.
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I would have thought they would come under 'gross'. Net takes into account funeral costs and bills/loans outstanding to third parties.#2 Saving for Christmas 2024 - £1 a day challenge. £325 of £3660
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Not sure what you mean by net value, if the testator made a gift of £100k within 7 years of death that is the value that is added to the estate. If only gets more complicated if gifts exceeded the NRB.0
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Keep_pedalling said:Not sure what you mean by net value, if the testator made a gift of £100k within 7 years of death that is the value that is added to the estate. If only gets more complicated if gifts exceeded the NRB.
Gross value for IHT -that's fine I know that includes gifts in the last 7 years
Net value for IHT - Again I know what that is
Then there's gross value for probate and net value for probate, and nothing within the guidelines seems to indicate if this includes gifts in the last 7 years or not, all that is mentioned is for IHT purposes.
In many ways none of it makes any difference as there is no IHT to pay, I'm just trying to get the figures correct.
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pdel61 said:Keep_pedalling said:Not sure what you mean by net value, if the testator made a gift of £100k within 7 years of death that is the value that is added to the estate. If only gets more complicated if gifts exceeded the NRB.
Gross value for IHT -that's fine I know that includes gifts in the last 7 years
Net value for IHT - Again I know what that is
Then there's gross value for probate and net value for probate, and nothing within the guidelines seems to indicate if this includes gifts in the last 7 years or not, all that is mentioned is for IHT purposes.
In many ways none of it makes any difference as there is no IHT to pay, I'm just trying to get the figures correct.0
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