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We take a look at the new excepted estate rules and what is classed as a excepted estate for inheritance tax. From January 2022, it is no longer necessary to complete Inheritance Tax form 205 if an estate is exempt from Inheritance Tax.
What is IHT 401?
HMRC IHT401 Form is a tax return form used by the UK government to collect inheritance tax from the beneficiaries of a deceased persons estate. The form is used to report the value of the estate and the amount of inheritance tax owed.
What forms do I need to complete for IHT?
You must complete the form IHT400, as part of the probate or confirmation process if theres Inheritance Tax to pay, or the deceaseds estate does not qualify as an excepted estate. You can use the notes and forms IHT401 to IHT436 to support you.
Do I need to fill in IHT400?
You must report the full details of the estate and its value to HM Revenue and Customs ( HMRC ) by completing form IHT400. Full details means the estates assets and debts, any gifts made, and any reliefs and exemptions.
Do I need to report an excepted estate?
You can report the value of an excepted estate if you apply for probate. Check if you need probate and apply for it if you do. You do not need to report the value of an excepted estate if you do not need probate. There is a different way to report an excepted estate if the person died on or before 31 December 2021.
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What forms do I need to complete for an excepted estate?
Once youve determined that an estate is an excepted estate and theres no tax to pay, you no longer need to give full details of the estate to HMRC. The old IHT205 IHT217 forms are now not needed, and you need to simply complete the probate application online.
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