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Double tax relief for IHT

Produced by Tolley in association with
Trusts and Inheritance Tax
Guidance

Double tax relief for IHT

Produced by Tolley in association with
Trusts and Inheritance Tax
Guidance
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Where a double tax treaty has been entered into between the UK and a foreign territory, double tax relief for inheritance tax (IHT) will apply.

Where unilateral relief can also apply, the provision that provides the greatest relief can be claimed. See the Unilateral relief for IHT guidance note.

Where a double tax treaty applies it should be considered in detail. Double tax treaties can be divided into those entered into before 1975 and more recent treaties.

Pre-1975 treaties

These include situs codes and have been made with:

  1. •

    France

  2. •

    India

  3. •

    Italy

  4. •

    Pakistan (not including Bangladesh)

They apply only to IHT imposed on death and not for lifetime chargeable transfers or IHT charged on failed potentially exempt transfers (PETs).

The pre-1975 treaties provide

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