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28-06-2006, 17:50
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Over £285,000 you pay 40% on the excess amount.
This is based on the total that the dead person gives away. Not whats received by the beneficiaries. Effectively the dead person pays the tax on what he is passing on. Last edited by 30psi; 29-06-2006 at 23:00. 
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28-06-2006, 17:53
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will they take anything out of 10k, there was 43k left, but the council took 34k, the soliciters sent the tax form off 3months ago, but they hav'nt got anything back yet.
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28-06-2006, 22:41
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What did the council take that for if you dont mind me asking? Its extortionate
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28-06-2006, 23:29
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my sister left 3 years worth of letters from the benefits agency unopened,so you cannot back date claims that far, so it was to pay the care home, we was told that his pensions would more or less cover the monthly payments for is care and would only need to take about £40 a month to top it up.
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,i wish they would hurry up though.
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