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Inheritance Tax Act 1984

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8F Residence nil-rate amount: no interest in home goes to descendants etc

(1) Subsections (2) and (3) apply if the person's estate immediately before the person's death— (a) does not include a qualifying residential interest, or (b) includes a qualifying residential interest but none of the interest is closely inherited. (2) The person's residence nil-rate amount is nil. (3) An amount— (a) equal to the person's default allowance, or (b) if E is greater than TT, equal to the person's adjusted allowance, is available for carry-forward. (4) See also— section 8FD (which applies instead of this section where there is entitlement to a downsizing addition), section 8H (meaning of “qualifying residential interest” , “qualifying former residential interest” and “residential property interest”), section 8J (meaning of “inherit”), section 8K (meaning of “closely inherited”), and section 8M (cases involving conditional exemption).

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8F Residence nil-rate amount: no interest in home goes to descendants etc

(1) Subsections (2) and (3) apply if the person's estate immediately before the person's death— (a) does not include a qualifying residential interest, or (b) includes a qualifying residential interest but none of the interest is closely inherited. (2) The person's residence nil-rate amount is nil. (3) An amount— (a) equal to the person's default allowance, or (b) if E is greater than TT, equal to the person's adjusted allowance, is available for carry-forward. (4) See also— section 8FD (which applies instead of this section where there is entitlement to a downsizing addition), section 8H (meaning of “qualifying residential interest” , “qualifying former residential interest” and “residential property interest”), section 8J (meaning of “inherit”), section 8K (meaning of “closely inherited”), and section 8M (cases involving conditional exemption).

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