Not that I’m aware. Just reminding people how some people create ways to avoid IHT.
Vast sums of money that the UK coffers could do with
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Not that I’m aware. Just reminding people how some people create ways to avoid IHT.
Vast sums of money that the UK coffers could do with
What a thoroughly horrible person you are.
There are people in this country who work full time but can’t afford to eat every meal or maybe can’t afford to heat their property.
And all you can do is make a childish appeal to extremes fallacy
I’ve not seen a peep out of you in regards to the £4b of Tories giving out bogus contracts to their mates
Vast sums of money that the U.K. coffers could do with
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Yea, lots of people. You seem obsessed with Tony Blair for some reason.
Why is this poster “thoroughly horrible” ?
Not obsessed, just that his schemes are well publicised. So easy to use as examples
Are you saying that he’s doing the right thing?
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It was 15 years ago. Have you nothing more up to date that might be worthy of comment?
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I don't like the idea you get taxed on dosh you've already been taxed on.
Greedy b'stards.
Greedy b'stards.
Nobody who receives an inheritance has already been taxed on it.
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Money that makes up that which is inherited has already been subject to tax.
Not necessarily.
The majority of wealth in the UK is in the form of Property and Pension Funds.
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OK.
The money used to buy property and the money earned to put into the pension has been taxed.
The money used to buy property and the money earned to put into the pension has been taxed.
Pension contributions are tax-rebated, not taxed.
Rise in property prices is due to Asset Price Inflation. It is not taxed if it is your own house, even if you make a huge capital gain.
If the asset is sold by your executors after your death, you do not pay capital gains tax