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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By planning your finances efficiently and well in advance, you can ensure you don’t pay more tax than you have to. At Tees, we have experienced professionals who advise you on all aspects of your estate, bringing the maximum benefit to your family.
If you own a business, you need to get advice on the complex rules and regulations that govern inheritance. We can keep your personal tax plans under regular review, and when regulatory changes happen, we can advise you on what course to take.
Our legal teams work closely with our in-house independent financial advisers to give you a complete advice service that minimises tax and makes the most of your wealth and investments.
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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.
Our inheritance tax legal experts can advise you on:
Many clients have inquired about the recent Budget announcements and how the changes to pensions will impact inheritance tax (IHT).
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