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Paying inheritance tax in instalments
01 Dec
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Paying inheritance tax in instalments – what you need to know

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
May 7, 2026
You can pay Inheritance Tax in instalments over 10 years if you owe tax on illiquid assets. However, but you will be charged interest.
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How and when to pay inheritance tax
26 Nov
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How and when to pay Inheritance Tax

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
May 7, 2026
Paying Inheritance Tax (IHT) is very important. HMRC has strict deadlines, and these can be before money from the estate is released.
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20 Nov
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How to reduce your Inheritance Tax bill

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
May 7, 2026
You can legally reduce your Inheritance Tax bill through gifting, using trusts, and understanding your tax-free allowances.
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estate planning
06 Nov
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What is estate planning?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
May 7, 2026
Estate planning is the process of deciding how your assets, like property, money and investments, will be distributed after you pass away.
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pay inheritance tax
05 Nov
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Do beneficiaries pay Inheritance Tax in the UK?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
May 7, 2026
No, beneficiaries don’t pay Inheritance Tax in the UK. Inheritance Tax is paid by the executor of the estate of the person who has passed away.
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Estate tax free
06 Oct
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How much of an estate do you get tax-free?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
May 7, 2026
In the UK, you can pass on up to £325,000 of your estate tax-free, and in some cases, this goes up to £500,000 if you leave your home to children or grandchildren.
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Inheritance Tax
06 Oct
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When is your Inheritance Tax due?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
May 7, 2026
In the UK, Inheritance Tax is due within 6 months of the person’s death. If the tax isn’t paid on time, HMRC may start charging interest on the balance.
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How much do Britons pay in Inheritance Tax each year
17 Sep
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How much do Britons pay in Inheritance Tax each year?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
May 7, 2026
During the 2024–25 tax year, Britons paid a record £8.2 billion in Inheritance Tax, up from £7.5 billion in the previous year.
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When do you not have to pay any Inheritance Tax in the UK
17 Sep
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When do you not have to pay any Inheritance Tax in the UK?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
May 7, 2026
You do not have to pay Inheritance Tax in the UK if the value of the estate you inherit is less than certain thresholds.
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what happens if cannot pay inheritance tax
14 May
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What happens if you can’t pay your inheritance tax bill?

Posted by author-avatar Steve Gauke
May 7, 2026
HMRC will start charging interest on the outstanding amount from the due date. This is usually six months after the person’s death.
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