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In terms of content I have found it invaluable. In fact it contains far more information than any of the IHT range of booklets that you can download from the Inland Revenue Inheritance Tax pages - which are free of course but they don't also tell you how to try and avoid / minimise the tax as well. Where I had found the Inland Revenue guidance on IHT calculations confusing, or at least a little unclear (on the use of certain types of Trusts for example), I have been able to refer to this book for the answer. I had telephoned the Inland Revenue advice line before getting the book and had been told contradicting information by two different telephone advisors – when I referred to the book it already had a definitive answer. After reading the book I also saw a solicitor and actually picked her up on a couple of minor errors she made in her advice as a result of the excellent understanding of the methods and issues which I had gained from this guide.
The book acts as a signpost telling you the ways you can avoid / minimise the tax but it isn’t then a step-by-step instruction book of how to undertake the most complicated methods yourself. I believe that as a result of this the book is relatively easy to read. I think if you need to undertake the most complicated methods of avoiding the IHT then a solution where you could follow a set of instructions wouldn’t work for you anyway and a professional needs to be brought in to ensure the legal side is watertight.
It may seem quite expensive at £25 (or £20 if you go for the e-Book) but it certainly covers all the methods of avoiding IHT and explains them well. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it and the advice in the book was so good I have since bought four more TaxCafe.co.uk guides on different subjects!
Gave me enough knowledge to be able to talk, and argue, with the IFA and put forward a proposal that suited my family.
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