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Official guidance
Inheritance Tax Manual

IHTM46000 · Residence nil rate band

  • IHTM46001 · Basic Principles: general overview
  • IHTM46002 · Basic Principles: phasing-in RNRB
  • IHTM46003 · Basic Principles: how the RNRB is applied.
  • IHTM46004 · Basic principles: claims
  • IHTM46010 · Basic definitions: introduction
  • IHTM46011 · Basic Definitions: ‘Qualifying Residential Interest’ and ‘Residential Property Interests’
  • IHTM46012 · Basic definitions: the value of the estate ‘E’ and the value transferred on death ‘VT’
  • IHTM46013 · Basic definitions: ‘Closely Inherited’
  • IHTM46014 · Basic definitions: 'Inherited'
  • IHTM46020 · Calculating the RNRB: introduction
  • IHTM46021 · Calculating the RNRB: when is RNRB due?
  • IHTM46022 · Calculating the RNRB: terms used: 'residential enhancement'
  • IHTM46023 · Calculating the RNRB: terms used: the 'taper threshold'
  • IHTM46024 · Calculating the RNRB: terms used: the 'default allowance'
  • IHTM46025 · Calculating the RNRB: terms used: the 'adjusted allowance'
  • IHTM46026 · Calculating the RNRB: calculating the 'default allowance' and the 'adjusted allowance'
  • IHTM46027 · Calculating the RNRB: calculating the value of the QRI that is closely inherited
  • IHTM46030 · More detailed guidance: dwelling-house
  • IHTM46031 · More detailed guidance: residence
  • IHTM46032 · More detailed guidance: residence outside the UK
  • IHTM46033 · More detailed guidance: inherited
  • IHTM46034 · More detailed guidance: direct descendants
  • IHTM46040 · Transfer of unused RNRB: the brought-forward allowance
  • IHTM46041 · Transfer of unused RNRB: the brought-forward allowance: method of calculation
  • IHTM46042 · Transfer of unused RNRB: the brought-forward allowance: when and how claims are made
  • ihtm46043 · Transfer of unused RNRB: effect on available RNRB
  • IHTM46044 · Transfer of unused RNRB: effect of tapering
  • IHTM46050 · Downsizing: general principles
  • IHTM46051 · Downsizing: the property disposed of
  • IHTM46052 · Downsizing: the closely inherited property
  • IHTM46053 · Downsizing: qualifying former residential interest (QFRI)
  • IHTM46054 · Downsizing: Disposals: qualifying former residential interest: disposal under contract
  • IHTM46055 · Downsizing: disposals: qualifying former residential interest: interest in possession trust
  • IHTM46056 · Downsizing: disposals: qualifying former residential interest: property subject to a reservation of benefit
  • IHTM46060 · Downsizing Calculations: overview
  • IHTM46061 · Downsizing Calculations: where there is a qualifying residential interest in the estate: conditions
  • IHTM46062 · Downsizing Calculations: where there is a qualifying residential interest in the estate: how to calculate the lost relievable amount
  • IHTM46063 · Downsizing conditions: where there is a qualifying residential interest in the estate: calculating the downsizing addition
  • IHTM46064 · Downsizing calculations: where there is no residential property interest in the estate: conditions
  • IHTM46065 · Downsizing calculations: where there is no residential property interest in the estate: how to calculate the lost relievable amount
  • IHTM46066 · Downsizing calculations: where there is no residential property interest in the estate: calculating the downsizing addition
  • IHTM46067 · Downsizing calculations: interaction with the taper threshold
  • IHTM46070 · Applying the RNRB to the estate: examples
  • IHTM46080 · Estates with conditionally exempt property
  • IHTM46100 · RNRB: glossary of terms
  1. Residence nil rate band: contents
  2. Calculating the RNRB: terms used: 'residential enhancement'

IHTM46022 | Calculating the RNRB: terms used: 'residential enhancement'

From HM Revenue & Customs · Inheritance Tax Manual

The RNRB for each individual is referred to as the ‘residential enhancement’. The value of the residential enhancement for deaths in the following tax years is:

  • £100,000 in 2017 – 2018

  • £125,000 in 2018 – 2019

  • £150,000 in 2019 – 2020

  • £175,000 in 2020 – 2028

After the tax year 2027/2028 these values will automatically increase each year by reference to the Consumer Prices Index (CPI), unless the Treasury specifies an alternative value – IHTA84/S8D(6, 7 & 8).

These sums can effectively be doubled where the full brought-forward allowance (IHTM46040) is available.

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