Inheritance Tax is a tax that is payable when a person dies, and their estate (which includes their savings, property, and all possessions) is worth more than the current threshold for Inheritance Tax, which is currently £325,000 (in 2015).
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Read MoreChanging direction? Selling an inherited house? Moving somewhere new? Whatever the reason for selling a property, Fiona Bruce LLP is on hand to guide you though the process.
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Read MoreDepending on why you need legal assistance, there may be a number of options including government-funded Legal Aid.
Read MoreA guide to private house sales - the sale of a property without the services of a traditional estate agent.
Read MoreThis article considers recovery of rent in a commercial context.
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