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Inheritance Tax Manual

IHTM26000 · Calculating the chargeable estate

  • IHTM26001 · Introduction
  • IHTM26002 · Quantifying the amount which is chargeable and the amount which is exempt
  • IHTM26003 · Definitions
  • IHTM26011 · Specific gifts: definition
  • IHTM26012 · Specific gifts: disallowed liabilities
  • IHTM26013 · Specific gifts: value of specific gifts
  • IHTM26020 · Special rule concerning spouse or civil partner exemption
  • IHTM26030 · Calculation where residue wholly chargeable
  • IHTM26040 · Calculation where there are no specific gifts
  • IHTM26050 · Calculation where residue partly chargeable and no chargeable specific gifts
  • IHTM26060 · Calculation where there are chargeable specific gifts and residue wholly exempt
  • IHTM26071 · Other calculations: order in which to apply the partly exempt transfer rules
  • IHTM26081 · Step 1 - the starting value of specific gifts: introduction
  • IHTM26082 · Step 1 - the starting value of specific gifts: two or more gifts of an asset
  • IHTM26083 · Step 1 - the starting value of specific gifts: settled gift
  • IHTM26084 · Step 1 - the starting value of specific gifts: gift of an annuity
  • IHTM26085 · Step 1 - the starting value of specific gifts: circular situation
  • IHTM26086 · Step 1 - the starting value of specific gifts: legal rights in Scotland
  • IHTM26090 · Other calculations: step 2 - abatement where there are not enough assets to pay specific gifts in full
  • IHTM26101 · Step 3 - interaction: introduction
  • IHTM26102 · Step 3 - interaction: situations where interaction applies
  • IHTM26103 · Step 3 - interaction: summary of the interaction provisions
  • IHTM26104 · Step 3 - interaction: outline of the interaction procedure
  • IHTM26105 · Step 3 - interaction: extent of examination necessary
  • IHTM26106 · Step 3 - interaction: specific gifts of relievable property
  • IHTM26107 · Step 3 - interaction: anti-avoidance provisions
  • IHTM26108 · Step 3 - interaction: the appropriate fraction
  • IHTM26109 · Step 3 - interaction: the appropriate fraction where there are no specific gifts of relievable property
  • IHTM26110 · Step 3 - interaction: the appropriate fraction where there are specific gifts or relievable property
  • IHTM26121 · Step 4 - grossing up: background
  • IHTM26122 · Step 4 - grossing up: how grossing up works
  • IHTM26123 · Step 4 - grossing up: the specific gifts you should gross up
  • IHTM26124 · Step 4 - grossing up: how to decide whether specific gifts out of the free estate bear their own tax
  • IHTM26125 · Step 4 - grossing up: how to decide whether specific gifts out of settled property bear their own tax
  • IHTM26126 · Step 4 - grossing up: other property which bears its own tax
  • IHTM26127 · Step 4 - grossing up: what to do if the value of a gift is dependent upon the amount of an exemption
  • IHTM26128 · Step 4 - grossing up: initial procedure for grossing up
  • IHTM26129 · Step 4 - grossing up: grossing up where there are any reliefs due
  • IHTM26130 · Step 4 - grossing up: grossing up where there are exemptions with a value limit
  • IHTM26131 · Step 4 - grossing up: deciding which type of grossing calculation to use
  • IHTM26132 · Step 4 - grossing up: the grossing calculator
  • IHTM26133 · Step 4 - grossing up position where (additional) legacies are given under a variation accepted as within IHTA84/s142
  • IHTM26141 · Step 4 - simple grossing calculations: introduction
  • IHTM26142 · Step 4 - simple grossing calculations: calculation when there is no lifetime cumulation
  • IHTM26143 · Step 4 - simple grossing calculations: calculation when there is a lifetime cumulative total which is below the threshold
  • IHTM26144 · Step 4 - simple grossing calculations: calculation when there is a lifetime cumulative total in excess of the threshold
  • IHTM26151 · Step 4 - four stage grossing calculations: exceptions where four stage grossing is not necessary
  • IHTM26152 · Step 4 - four stage grossing calculations: the four stages
  • IHTM26153 · Step 4 - four stage grossing calculations: stage 1
  • IHTM26154 · Step 4 - four stage grossing calculations: stage 2
  • IHTM26155 · Step 4 - four stage grossing calculations: stage 3
  • IHTM26156 · Step 4 - four stage grossing calculations: stage 4
  • IHTM26157 · Step 4 - four stage grossing calculations: example of a four stage calculation
  • IHTM26158 · Step 4 - four stage grossing calculations: example of a four stage calculation where interaction and settled property are also involved
  • IHTM26171 · Step 4 - Re Benham type grossing calculations: legal background
  • IHTM26172 · Step 4 - Re Benham type grossing calculations: practice
  • IHTM26180 · Other calculations: Step 5 - abatement caused by grossing up
  • IHTM26190 · Other calculations: apportioning the grossed up estate between instalment and non-instalment option property
  • IHTM26201 · Allocating the burden of tax: practice
  • IHTM26202 · Allocating the burden of tax: the rules
  • IHTM26203 · Allocating the burden of tax: effect of the rules
  • IHTM26211 · Property at more than one title: introduction
  • IHTM26212 · Property at more than one title: gifts out of different funds
  • IHTM26213 · Property at more than one title: example of the effect of S40
  • IHTM26214 · Property at more than one title: lifetime cumulative total and gifts with reservation
  1. Calculating the chargeable estate: contents
  2. Allocating the burden of tax: the rules

IHTM26202 | Allocating the burden of tax: the rules

From HM Revenue & Customs · Inheritance Tax Manual

The rules contained in IHTA84/S41 govern the allocation of the burden of tax. They expressly override the terms of any Will or other disposition. You may need to know them if you need to value an interest your deceased has in an estate which was partly exempt.

IHTA84/S41 provides that

  • none of the tax is to fall on any exempt specific gifts (IHTM26011) or on any exempt part of a specific gift, and

  • none of the tax attributable to the value of property comprised in residue (IHTM26003) is to fall on an exempt share of that residue

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