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Inheritance Tax Manual

IHTM22000 · Interest in unadministered estates and QSR

  • IHTM22001 · Introduction
  • IHTM22011 · Interest in unadministered estates: summary
  • IHTM22022 · Interest in unadministered estates: Valuation aspects
  • IHTM22023 · Interest in unadministered estates: effect on reliefs
  • IHTM22024 · Interest in unadministered estates: Pecuniary legacies
  • IHTM22025 · Interest in unadministered estates: gifts of residue
  • IHTM22030 · Interest in unadministered estates: payment by instalments
  • IHTM22031 · Interest in unadministered estates: statutory provisions
  • IHTM22041 · Quick succession relief: summary
  • IHTM22042 · Quick succession relief: when the relief applies
  • IHTM22043 · Quick succession relief: when the relief does not apply
  • IHTM22045 · Quick succession relief: what the relief does
  • IHTM22051 · Calculating QSR: summary and formula
  • IHTM22052 · Calculating QSR: the appropriate percentage
  • IHTM22053 · Calculating QSR: value of, and tax on, earlier transfer
  • IHTM22054 · Calculating QSR: increase in the deceased's estate
  • IHTM22061 · Quantifying increase to deceased's estate: what values to use
  • IHTM22071 · Tax burden on death: summary
  • IHTM22072 · Tax burden on death: gifts free of tax
  • IHTM22073 · Tax burden on death: legacies bearing their own tax
  • IHTM22074 · Tax burden on death: gifts of residue
  • IHTM22075 · Tax burden on death: equal beneficiaries, unequal benefits
  • IHTM22076 · Tax burden on death: received lifetime transfers
  • IHTM22080 · Quantifying increase at deceased's estate: PQSR
  • IHTM22081 · Quantifying increase at deceased's estate: special provisions for reversions
  • IHTM22091 · Settled property: on death
  • IHTM22092 · Settled property: lifetime
  • IHTM22093 · Settled property: Calculating QSR
  • IHTM22044 · Quick succession relief: Identifying QSR - chart
  1. Interest in unadministered estates and QSR: contents
  2. Settled property: lifetime

IHTM22092 | Settled property: lifetime

From HM Revenue & Customs · Inheritance Tax Manual

There is a limited quick succession relief (QSR) (IHTM22041) for successive charges on settled property (IHTM16000) within the standard five year period. The requirements are

  • the second charge must be on the lifetime termination of a qualifying interest in possession (IHTM16061), and

  • the first charge must

  • have increased the estate of the person with that interest in possession

  • have been when, or after, the settlement was created, and

  • be determined by reference to the value of the same settled property.

The first transfer can be any of the types listed in IHTM22042, but it must have the effect of creating a qualifying interest in possession in settled property and be for the benefit of the person who is making the transfer in relation to the second charge.

There can be no QSR on the second charge if the assets are no longer settled (for example, because the person with an interest in possession has become absolutely entitled to the assets that were in the settlement).

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