If I put my buy-to-let properties into a limited company, will that help reduce or avoid inheritance tax for my children when I die, and what are the current rules for Business Property Relief (BPR) on property portfolios?
Quick Answer
Moving buy-to-let properties into a limited company generally does not exempt them from Inheritance Tax (IHT) through Business Property Relief (BPR), as property investment is typically not seen as a trading business. IHT is 40% above £325k.
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Learn why BTL property in a limited company may not avoid UK Inheritance Tax (IHT). BPR generally excludes property portfolios. IHT is 40% over £325k. Understand the 5% SDLT surcharge and CGT rates.
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