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Inheritance Tax Manual

IHTM45000 · Reduced rate for charitable gifts

  • IHTM45001 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: introduction and conditions: introduction
  • IHTM45002 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: introduction and conditions: charitable giving condition or 10% test
  • IHTM45003 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: components of the estate: summary
  • IHTM45004 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: components of the estate: survivorship component
  • IHTM45005 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: components of the estate: settled property component
  • IHTM45006 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: components of the estate: reservation of benefit property
  • IHTM45007 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: components of the estate: general component
  • IHTM45008 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: charitable giving condition: charitable legacy worded to meet the 10% test
  • IHTM45009 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: calculating the baseline amount: introduction
  • IHTM45010 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: calculating the baseline amount: estate with a single estate component
  • IHTM45011 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: calculating the baseline amount with a single estate component and lifetime cumulative total
  • IHTM45012 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: calculating the baseline amount: estate with two or more estate components
  • IHTM45013 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: calculating the baseline amount: where the charitable legacy is worded to meet the 10% test
  • IHTM45030 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: the charitable giving condition or 10% test: grossing up
  • IHTM45031 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: the charitable giving condition or 10% test: interaction
  • IHTM45032 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: the charitable giving condition or 10% test: example with two estate components, a lifetime cumulative total and where grossing up and interaction apply
  • IHTM45033 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: abatement: insufficient assets to pay legacies under the Will
  • IHTM45034 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: abatement: caused by grossing up
  • IHTM45035 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: merger of components: aggregate estate contains two components
  • IHTM45036 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: merger of components: aggregate estate contains three components
  • IHTM45037 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: merger of components: where grossing up and interaction apply
  • IHTM45038 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: merger of components: datacapture on COMPASS
  • IHTM45039 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: merger of components: merger following an Instrument of Variation
  • IHTM45040 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: elections: election to opt out
  • IHTM45041 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: elections: procedure
  • IHTM45042 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: elections: who must make the election
  • IHTM45043 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: elections: time limits
  • IHTM45044 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: elections: late claims
  • IHTM45050 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: other issues: where the estate is entitled to Quick Succession Relief
  • IHTM45051 · Reduced rate for gifts to charity: other issues: charges arising following the deferral of tax for woodlands or conditional exemption
  1. Reduced rate for charitable gifts: contents
  2. Reduced rate for gifts to charity: merger of components: where grossing up and interaction apply

IHTM45037 | Reduced rate for gifts to charity: merger of components: where grossing up and interaction apply

From HM Revenue & Customs · Inheritance Tax Manual

Where an election has been made to merge two or more components, the merger is only for the purposes of establishing which components might qualify for the reduced rate. It does not have the effect of merging titles, for example, in terms of calculating the value of a share of residue (IHTM45035) nor does it affect the rule that titles are treated separately for the purposes of grossing up and interaction.

You should continue to perform the appropriate calculations to arrive at the chargeable value for each individual components, then

  • merge the relevant components,

  • calculate the baseline for the merged estate, and

  • test the total sum passing against the baseline for the merged estate to see if the 10% test is met.

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