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Template Enhancements: Inheritance Tax (IHT) & Pensions

To prepare for the introduction of Inheritance Tax (IHT) on pensions starting in April 2027, we have implemented the following template update:

 

  • A new wizard question has been added to the ‘Current IHT Position’ table. This allows users to include pension assets in the estate value when calculating a client’s potential IHT liability.

Please note – following the budget announcement further changes will be made to the content of our report writing application in readiness for the 2025/26 tax year.

 

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Our support team are available 9am – 5pm / Mon – Fri to answer any further questions you may have support@atebsuitability.co.uk / 0191 338 8177.

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Template Enhancements: Inheritance Tax (IHT) & Pensions

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