Neil Jones: Sibling rivalry – maybe not for IHT

Robbie Holman
January 28, 2020

Inheritance tax (IHT) has always been an emotive subject and the tax system is notorious for being reactive rather than proactive.

We have seen it extended in recent years to cover civil partners as well as married couples and furthermore at the end of 2019 when opposite-sex civil partnerships were introduced. We are only a few weeks into the new year and we’ve now seen a proposed exemption for siblings which has crept under many people’s radars.

At the time of writing this legislation is …

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