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did you know...
....marriage can reduce inheritance tax
Spouses and Civil Partners (CPs) are able to transfer property between themselves at 
death (and also in their lifetimes) without any charge to inheritance tax. Any tax liability is only payable on the second death, based on the whole estate held by the survivor.
The chancellor changed the rules with effect from 9 October 2007 such that if the first to die has not used their full allowance, then any unused proportion could be transferred to the survivor. This could mean a doubling of the inheritance tax allowances would bee available to set against the value of the estate when the second spouse or CP dies.
Co-habiting couples of the same or opposite sex do not benefit from this rule. This could result in your partner being required to sell the "family home" to pay the inheritance tax liability. The current threshold is £325,000.
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