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Estate Planning - PERSONAL FINANCE - Lecture 11 notes

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Personal Finance is an option module for students studying Accounting and Finance. This document covers: estate planning, Capital Gains Tax, inheritance tax, transfers between spouses, gifts, potentially exempt transfers (PETs), wills, misconceptions about wills, rules of intestacy, general principles on intestacy, law of family provisions, practicalities of writing a will, important elements of writing a will, reviewing cancelling and updating wills, joint ownership of assets, what happens to pension on death.

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Module: Personal Finance


Lecture 11 – Estate Planning


Lecture Outline
 Capital Gains Tax = the tax that we pay when we get rid of assets
 Inheritance tax = a tax that surviving relatives have to pay
 What happens when people die
 The importance of writing a will
 Financial problems


Capital Gains Tax
If you sell an asset in the UK and you make a capital gain on that sale, then you are
liable for capital gains tax on that gain.

Anything that you own especially as a mode of investment is considered an asset
that you’ve made money off from.

There are certain things that are exempt from it:
 Personal possessions sold for less than £6,000
 “Principal private residence” or main home, providing that is where the
individual concerned has been living
 Cars, including vintage cars
 Gilts, qualifying corporate bonds
 ISAs, Venture Capital Trusts, Enterprise Investment Schemes


Capital Gains Tax 2021/22
 There are two different rates – one for property and one for other assets.
 If you sell off an asset and you are a basic rate taxpayer, then you pay 10%
on the profit you make on the asset. But if it’s a property, then you pay almost
double.
 You don’t pay tax on the first £12,300


Rates of CGT
The rate at which a taxpayer pays CGT depends on their taxable income.

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on Shares
 You have to pay CGT on shares
 A lot is left to the taxpayer to declare it

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