Inheritance tax changes: what they mean for your pension
Many clients have inquired about the recent Budget announcements and how the changes to pensions will impact inheritance tax (IHT).
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If you own a share in a house, a declaration of trust is a document that says how much you’ll get when it’s sold. This is often used when a relationship comes to an end and both parties have an interest in a property, or when a parent provides some of the capital for an adult child to buy a property.
There are many variables in a declaration of trust, so it’s important to have experienced legal advice when drawing up the document. The document should work for everyone involved and reflect a fair division of the property. Our experienced team can guide you through every step, protecting you from future disputes.
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Tees Law boasts a team of solicitors with deep expertise in various legal fields. This multi-disciplinary approach allows the firm to provide comprehensive solutions tailored to client needs.
The issues our declaration of trust solicitors can help you with include:
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Many clients have inquired about the recent Budget announcements and how the changes to pensions will impact inheritance tax (IHT).
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