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Contents What this guide is about 2 What is an executor? 3 An executor’s key duties 4 Inheritance Tax 9 Dealing with assets 10 What if I change my mind? 11 Useful organisations 12 2 How to be an executor ... money due to the estate of the person who’s died (including property). • They pay any outstanding taxes and debts (out of the estate). • They distribute the estate to the people who are entitled to it under
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could result in consumers sleepwalking into a higher rate tax charge. Spreading withdrawals over a number of years could dramatically reduce the tax they pay. Consider using DC pensions to repay expensive ... if consumers are departing from it or at risk of running out of money or triggering a higher rate tax charge. Integrate decisions about small DC pots with decisions about State Pensions: It is essential
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the estate? 10 5.7 Information about the estate 10 6 Inheritance tax 11 6.1 Additional nil-rate band 11 6.2 Transferring the Inheritance Tax nil-rate band 12 Age UK factsheet 14 August 2023 Dealing with an ... Relief from Inheritance Tax 14 6.5 Does the estate need to be declared for IHT? 14 6.5.1 Inheritance Tax is due 14 6.5.2 Send full details of the estate’s value even if no tax is due 14 6.5.3 When full
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you may become eligible for other benefits, such as Housing Benefit or Council Tax Reduction (also known as Council Tax Support). “Claiming Pension Credit means my other half and I have that bit extra
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should take immediate action to ensure that nontaxpayers who are paid using a net pay system receive tax relief or a PAYE credit, and investigate making back payments for people who have missed out. The Government ... the taxation of taxable pension lump sums to ensure that, if PAYE is not operated, only basic rate tax is deducted at source. Improving outcomes at retirement: to maximise the benefits of the ‘freedom
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could result in poverty rising. Around a half of people aged 65+ have incomes too low to pay income tax, and fewer than one in 20 are higher rate taxpayers. As would be expected those aged 55-64 are the ... out, and cause hardship to those just above the means-test threshold. The combined impact of recent tax, benefit and other welfare changes is complex and depends on people’s circumstances. Young people have
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This is for people who will prepare to return to work and will get some support to do that. the support group: This is for people who are unable to return to work due to their illness or disability
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could result in poverty rising. Around a half of people aged 65+ have incomes too low to pay income tax, and fewer than one in 20 are higher rate taxpayers. As would be expected those aged 55-64 are the ... out, and cause hardship to those just above the means-test threshold. The combined impact of recent tax, benefit and other welfare changes is complex and depends on people’s circumstances. Young people have
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