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Thinking ahead to save your loved ones some inheritance tax? Tax specialist Mike Warburton recently shed light on a clever way to cut down on future tax bills by making regular gifts from your income. π€π

With inheritance tax receipts potentially doubling to an eye-watering Β£14.3 billion in five years, it’s more crucial than ever to explore legitimate ways to save. Make use of this lesser-known loophole and keep more of what you’ve earned in the family. πͺπΌπ¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦
But how does it work? Essentially, you can make gifts out of your surplus income, helping to reduce the taxable portion of your estate. Just ensure youβre consistent and keep records. πβοΈ
One concerned couple asked how to manage these gifts when household income isn’t split evenly. The answer? If youβre both contributing to a joint account and splitting expenses 50:50, it should be seen as reasonable by HMRC. If not, specific contributions might need to reflect who pays what. π€π
Above all, honesty is key. Keep thorough records and be transparent, as HMRC tends to take a sensible approach if youβre straightforward. βοΈποΈ
Though taxes can be taxing, this little strategy could offer some breathing room for families navigating the complexities of inheritance. π π
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