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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. Estates with conditionally exempt property

IHTM46080 | Estates with conditionally exempt property

From HM Revenue & Customs · Inheritance Tax Manual

IHTA84/S8M applies to estates chargeable to IHT on deaths occurring on or after 6 April 2017, that include a residence that is conditionally exempt and which is left to direct descendants on death. To the extent that the residence is conditionally exempt, it is treated as not closely inherited, so that the appropriate proportion of the residence nil-rate band is available to carry-forward.

The RNRB that would have been available to the whole (or part) that was exempt, is available to be carried forward to be utilized on the death of the spouse (or civil partner), or if earlier, in the calculation of the recapture charge if the conditional exemption ends.

The legislation also covers the situation where a residential property interest that was wholly, or partially, conditionally exempt has been disposed of or downsized, so that a downsizing addition applies where the conditions are met.

The full provisions can be found in IHTM84/S8M (ss1 to 7).

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