Inheritance Tax (IHT) is a tax paid on the estate (property, money, and possessions) of someone who has died, where the total value exceeds £325,000. It is often called "death duties." The tax is charged at 40% on the amount above this threshold. dns accountants offer expert IHT planning, asset reviews, trusts, and HMRC compliance.
Inheritance Tax (IHT) is a tax on the value of your estate, including property, savings, and possessions, that you leave behind when you pass away. In the UK for the 2025/26 tax year, the standard inheritance tax threshold, also called the Nil Rate Band (NRB), is £325,000. This means estates valued below this amount usually do not pay IHT.
BOOK A CALL BACKBuy-to-let property portfolios often grow significantly over a lifetime. Without proper planning, your family could face a large tax bill and administrative challenges.
Our specialist accountants help landlords:
We ensure your estate passes smoothly to beneficiaries without legal or tax complications.
Many IHT reliefs and strategies require structures to be in place for at least two years, sometimes much longer. Waiting until later life often means losing valuable opportunities to reduce taxes.
Early planning gives you:
Our IHT specialists begin with a complete review of your financial position,
Including:
Once your potential IHT bill is calculated, we recommend strategies to legally reduce your liability.
We offer a full range of tax planning solutions, including:
If you are looking for advice on legal and practical approaches to IHT avoidance for an estate valued above £1 million, connect with dns accountants. We will help with IHT and estate planning, establishing trusts and advice on reducing your liability to inheritance tax. We also deal with correspondence you have received from HMRC. Call us today at 03300 886 686.
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Yes. Rental properties can increase your estate value quickly, which may lead to a higher tax bill. Planning helps reduce this.
As early as possible. Many tax-saving strategies need to be in place for years before they qualify.
Yes. Using trusts, gifting, pensions, and proper planning can reduce or sometimes remove your inheritance tax bill.
They review your assets, calculate your tax exposure, and create a plan to reduce tax and protect your estate.

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