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Taper relief and set-off

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Trusts and Inheritance Tax
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Taper relief and set-off

Produced by a Tolley Trusts and Inheritance Tax expert
Trusts and Inheritance Tax
Guidance
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Where a person has made chargeable transfers in the seven years before he died, an additional charge to inheritance tax will arise on the death estate. Potentially exempt transfers (PETs) made during that period will be brought within the inheritance tax charge for the first time. The tax on chargeable lifetime transfers, typically gifts into trust, will be recalculated at death rates. See the IHT charge on death guidance note. The additional charge may be reduced by:

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    taper relief - which applies a percentage reduction to tax payable on transfers made within three and seven years before death

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    set-off - which takes

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