IHTM14052 - Investigating IHT100:
IHT100a
This is the usual event form to the IHT100 (
IHTM14051) that you will consider as it
relates to most lifetime transfers.
The form gives specific details about the transfer so that
you can correctly consider the taxation implications.
You must consider
- the transferee and their share taken - is
the person signing the declaration (
IHTM10546) the appropriate person and
are there any joint or related property issues?
- whether the value of the transfer must be
grossed-up (
IHTM14593)
- whether the transfer was a sale at
undervalue, in which case you can only charge the difference
between the consideration and the loss to the estate (
IHTM04054)
- if any associated operations provisions
may be in point with respect to connected transactions or
transactions connected to the assets concerned
- the extent of any related spouse’s
or civil partner's (
IHTM11032) property
- the extent of any related property (
IHTM09731) in connection with unquoted
shares
- what information you require in respect of
policies of insurance or annuities before the mandatory referral (
IHTM14022)
- the extent that you must bring any earlier
transfers into cumulation (
IHTM14502)
- if there is a GWR (
IHTM14301), obtain all of the necessary
facts as you would if investigating the IHT403 (
IHTM14025) before the mandatory
referral (
IHTM14022)