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Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

TSEM7375 · Table of contents: deceased persons - review of post death period

  • TSEM7376 · Deceased persons: administration period: complex cases
  • TSEM7378 · Deceased persons: responsibilities of HMRC Trust Offices
  • TSEM7390 · Deceased persons: tax reliefs for personal representatives
  • TSEM7391 · Deceased persons: tax reliefs for personal representatives - how to allow relief
  • TSEM7392 · Deceased persons: capital gains
  1. Table of contents: deceased persons - review of post death period
  2. Deceased persons: tax reliefs for personal representatives - how to allow relief

TSEM7391 | Deceased persons: tax reliefs for personal representatives - how to allow relief

From HM Revenue & Customs · Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual

Where a relief mentioned at TSEM7390 is due, the relief should first of all be set against any untaxed income, such as business profits or rents from property. In this way the relief can be given in any informal calculation of the personal representatives’ tax liability, provided the conditions at TSEM7410 are met.

It is often the case that personal representatives will have insufficient untaxed income to utilise all of the relief. When this happens, the relief will give rise to a repayment of tax. The repayment can only be claimed, by the personal representative completing a Trust & Estates Self Assessment return for the year(s) in question.

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