Understanding Capital Gains Tax When Gifting or Inheriting Property

Capital Gains Tax - Property Gifting

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is payable to HMRC on the gain made when disposing of an asset, including property. However, it’s not just sales that are classed as a disposal-gifting a property can also trigger CGT.
In this article, we explore the implications of gifting a property either fully or partially, how it differs from inherited property, and what happens when property is placed into a trust. We also look at Stamp Duty considerations and share a real-life case study involving a family who transferred property between siblings.

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How does a Trust Actually Help Protect the Assets

Trust concept for home

A trust is an incredibly useful tool in estate planning, offering numerous benefits-one of the most significant being its ability to protect assets from potential risks. While the idea of a relatively straightforward setup providing such robust protection may seem too good to be true, it’s a proven and effective strategy. In this article, we’ll explore how a trust provides this protection, supported by real-life case studies to help illustrate its impact.

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