IHTM19040 | Procedures: types of debt reported on form IHT416

From HM Revenue & Customs · Inheritance Tax Manual

  • Debts due to the deceased and secured by mortgage. These could include any money lent by the deceased to someone, which was secured by a mortgage () that had not been repaid before they died.

  • money that the deceased had lent personally to someone else that had not been repaid at the date of death

  • money linked to a life insurance policy held in trust, and lent to the trustees ()

  • money for which the deceased held a promissory note.

  • money for which the deceased held an ‘IOU’

  • money owing to the deceased from a director’s loan account or current account with a company.