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RE: Death Benefit tax liabilities
So, only the cash value TBwill be counted as part of the estate? -
RE: Death Benefit tax liabilities
On death Calculate the gain on death using the same TB minus (TD plus PG) formula but in this case TB is the surrender value of the policy immediately before death rather than the amount receivable as a result of death. Ask your insurer to tell you the value if they have not already done so. It didn’t mention the IHT in this link, this is only mentioned income tax payable before inheritance -
Death Benefit tax liabilities
My Dad is UK tax resident and domiciled in UK They have 2 life insurance policy 1. Term Life Policy(with no cash value) 2. Whole Life policy(With cash value : 100K , Death benefit 500K) Is there any tax reliabilities to me as a beneficiary when he passed away ? 1. Is the death benefit pay out taxable for policy 1 2. For Policy 2, is the death benefit part taxable ? If it is taxable, the tax will counted as my Income tax or it would inculded in IHT? Thank for your help -
Mortgage Interest of Home deduction
I want to buy a House using mortgage which will be my residential home Do the home loan interest eligible for tax deduction at basic rate(20%)? Thanks -
Income from Life Time Mortgage (Reverse Mortgage) of a overseas property
Hi Team I am an BNO visa holder that I still have a property in HK As I want to create some cash flow for my retirement from a life time mortgage program (Reverse Mortgage) Using my overseas property. May I know is the money received in such program are taxable or not? Thank you so much