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Budget 2006
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Taxation of Dividends
Personal Reliefs
Benefits in Kind
Advisroy Fuel Rates for Company Cars
Tax Free Approved Mileage Rates
Enterprise Investment Scheme
Venture Capital Trusts (VCT)
Approved Employee Share Schemes
Individual Savings Accounts (ISA)
Child Trust Fund
Registered Pension Schemes
Personal Pension Plans (PPP) And Retirement Annuity Plans (RAP)
Capital gains tax
Inheritance Tax
Corporation Tax (Corporate Tax)
Corporate Capital Gains
Corporate Venturing Scheme
Construction Industry Scheme
Capital Allowances and Reliefs
Value Added Tax
National Insurance Contributions (NIC)
Tax Credits
Gifts To Charities
Landfill Tax
Insurance Premium Tax
Aggregates Levy
Climate Change Levy
Stamp Duty
Dates For Payment Of Tax
Key Filing Dates
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Budget 2006

Inheritance Tax

Transfers on death

Cumulative transfers
From 6 April 2006
From 6 April 2005
Rate
£
£
%
1-285,000
1-275,000
nil
over 285,000
over 275,000
40

Transfers within seven years of death

Years
% of charge at death
0-3
100
3-4
80
4-5
60
5-6
40
6-7
20

Other chargeable lifetime transfers

50% of death rate

Main exemptions and reliefs

 
£
Annual gifts per donor1
3,000
Small gifts per donee
250
Gifts in consideration of marriage
  • parent
5,000
  • grandparent or other direct lineal ancestor
2,500
  • between the parties to the marriage
2,500
  • other
1,000
Transfers between spouses/civil partners
exempt2
Normal expenditure out of income
exempt3
Gifts to charities, political parties, for national purposes
exempt3
Business property relief
50%/100%3
Agricultural property relief
50%/100%3

Business property relief 50% or 100%2
Agricultural property relief 50% or 100%2

1 May be carried forward 1 tax year and used only after subsequent year exemption applied
2 Restricted to £55,000 where the transferor but not the transferee is domiciled in the UK.
3 Detailed conditions apply

The figures shown here are subject to ammendment as the Finance Bill passes through Parliament.

This information has been prepared only as a topical guide to tax and personal financial matters. No responsibility can be accepted by us for loss occasioned to any person acting or refraining from acting as a result of any material contained in this publication.



 
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