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Inheritance Tax question

celticfc · 2004-11-08 16:27:46

Having read Martin's tip about inheritance tax I have a question on behalf of my Mum. My Mum's brother died leaving everything to his mother. A solicitor was hired to deal with the estate left by my uncle, however the solicitor stole a lot of money form my uncles estate and a huge row broke out with my family trying to…

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Robert_Sterling_3 Posts: 7,112 Forumite

15 November 2004 at 9:28PM

Tricky one.
It would be simpler if the one you owned was in the UK.
Perhaps in the long run it will be.
I am not sure that having the house owned by a trust helps.
I don't know about the Capital Gains position when and if the trust sells the house.

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