Paul Davies

Mark McLaughlin

Geoffrey Shindler

Ralph Ray

Widely recognized as one of the leading books in the field, this eleventh edition supplies the latest UK estate planning techniques and expert know how that will help save inheritance tax. Inheritance tax, trust and estate, legal and accountancy practitioners will all benefit from the UK specialist advice and practical IHT suggestions. Packed full of the UK's latest inheritance tax saving opportunities, the book outlines how to select winning IHT schemes. Contents includes: Compliance * transferable nil rate band * appropriate will planning * practical aspects of will drafting * husband, wife, and civil partner * choice of type of settlement * practical aspects of drafting settlements * transfer and reorganization of business interests-companies * transfer and reorganization of business interests-partnerships and other firms * the art of giving * the use of exemptions * pre-owned assets * life assurance and other insurance schemes * estate planning-business and agricultural property * estate planning-woodland, heritage property, and Lloyd's underwriters * foreign domicile.

Ray and Mclaughlin's Practical Inheritance Tax Planning

Recommended by the Chartered Institute of Taxation in The Sunday Times*Ray & McLaughlin's Practical Inheritance Tax Planning, 14th Edition is an essential guide to the IHT and planning issues that concern lawyers and accountants when advising clients on the most appropriate course of action.This ever-popular IHT handbook has a practitioner-focused contents list which presents the topics in a clear, easy-to-follow order.The 14th edition comes complete with Bloomsbury Professional's trademark quick-reference structure which makes it easier to find the key topics and scenarios. 'Signposts' at the beginning of each chapter provide a useful summary of the main points and cross references to the relevant commentary while 'focus points' throughout highlight important issues.Numerous worked examples illustrate planning points, potential pitfalls and possible solutions for estate planning and, for the first time, all examples are listed in a table at the beginning for speedy navigation.*Previous edition, January 2013

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