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Inheritance Tax and Wills and Probate

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Inheritance tax, wills, and probate are all key components of estate planning and administration, dealing with the distribution of an individual's assets after death, the taxation of those assets, and the legal process to validate a will. 1. Inheritance Tax Inheritance tax (IHT) is a tax levied...

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  • November 14, 2024
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Page 1-2: Introduction

 Introduction to Inheritance Tax, Wills, and Probate
 Legal framework in different jurisdictions (UK, US, etc.)
 The purpose of this document: To test knowledge on inheritance, tax implications, legal
processes, and the administration of estates.

Page 3-10: Section 1 - Inheritance Tax

1. What is Inheritance Tax (IHT)?
o Definition, its purpose, and how it works.
o Exemptions, reliefs, and the tax threshold.
2. Key Concepts of Inheritance Tax
o Taxable estates.
o What counts as a taxable estate.
o Transfers and gifts during life.
3. MCQs on Inheritance Tax
o Question 1: What is the current IHT threshold for individuals in the UK (as of
2024)?
 A) £325,000
 B) £350,000
 C) £500,000
 D) £1 million
 Answer: A) £325,000
 Explanation: Inheritance Tax in the UK applies to estates valued above
£325,000 (unless exemptions or reliefs are applicable).
o Question 2: Which of the following is NOT exempt from Inheritance Tax?
 A) Transfers to a spouse or civil partner
 B) Charitable donations
 C) Gifts made to children under 18
 D) Gifts made to political parties
 Answer: C) Gifts made to children under 18
 Explanation: Gifts made to children under 18 are not automatically
exempt from inheritance tax unless other conditions are met, such as part
of the annual exemption.

Page 11-18: Section 2 - Wills

1. What is a Will?
o Importance of having a will.
o Legal requirements for a valid will.
2. Key Terms Related to Wills
o Executor, beneficiary, residuary estate, etc.
3. MCQs on Wills

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