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Life property Trust
Grace9
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My husband passed away not long ago and I am the executor of his estate. Probate as been granted. He left his 50% of the house to our 2 sons who are beneficiaries and trustees. It also states I can remain in the property for the remainder of my life. Can anyone help to explain what actions I have to do. The estate is not liable for IHT. Do I have to contact the land registry and also do I have to declare the trust to the HMRC.
Hope someone can help.
Hope someone can help.
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No it is not necessary to alter the LR entry but the trustees are responsible for registering the trust with HMRC. This has to be done within 2 years of your husbands death.1
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