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Generally, post-mortem planning is designed so that the business owner and their estate pay either capital gains tax or dividend tax, but not both. Loss carryback planning results in the deceased paying no capital gains tax on their shares, but dividend tax instead.
Post-mortem relief As the name suggests, this relief concerns instances where assets are sold for a lower amount than their market value at the date of death (used for probate purposes).
Use form IHT35 to claim relief when you sell qualifying investments that were part of the deceaseds estate at a loss within 12 months of the date of death. Qualifying investments are general shares or securities listed on a recognised stock exchange, or holdings in authorised unit trusts.
To encourage more people to leave donations to charity in their will, any gifts to a qualifying charitable body are exempt from IHT. This also applies if they are gifts made during your lifetime.
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