Britons are urged to check if they can benefit from an “underused” inheritance tax (IHT) rule to reduce potential bills.

Pensions are going to become liable for death duties like other assets such as property, savings and investments starting in ...

Rosie Hooper guides a reader through a very difficult time in their life, as they prepare for their terminally ill wife's ...

Calls are also intensifying for the Chancellor to go further by imposing an annual tax on the UK's wealthiest individuals ...

Inheritance tax (IHT) is often said to be the most unpopular tax in the UK. While all tax is unpopular, IHT is seen as being ...

Over the weekend, Nigel Farage used a double-page spread in the Daily Mail to set out his “manifesto” for Reform UK, which ...

Experts predict that more people will use the 'gifts out of surplus income' rule once pensions are subject to inheritance tax ...

Wealthy retirees are choosing to spend their pension on holidays rather than passing it on to their descendants to avoid ...

Only the richest 4 or 5 per cent of families currently pay inheritance tax, which is charged at 40 per cent on assets above the key thresholds - though that is expected to rise significantly when ...

Mail has described Reform's pledges as "radical", but you may be unsurprised to learn they'll just benefit the rich and ...

Managing your estate in a way that reduces potential taxes is a good idea but make sure you can afford it and will not need ...

Inheritance tax (IHT) has had its threshold frozen at £325,000 since 2009 and is currently set to remain at that level until 2030 at the earliest. Had it risen by inflation in the intervening ...