inheritance

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Inheritance tax is a self-assessed tax in Ireland and not really an issue for an estate agent. Photograph: iStock
UK tax rules on an Irish inheritance from my mother

(...) is my inheritance tax allowance. He says if the property sells for more than the value for probate my(...)

“Everyone is allowed a principal private residence so I would expect that Revenue would be happy that, for the brief period you owned it, this was your family’s principal private residence.”
Inheritance of father’s home will not create tax charge

(...) inheritance from your mother. On the basis of the information you have provided, there would not be any(...)

The increase amounts to just over 3 per cent, roughly a third of the rate of growth in property prices, according to data published by the Central Statistics Office earlier on Tuesday.
Inheritance threshold rises marginally for children

Children will be able to receive slightly more from their parents in gifts and inheritance before(...)

The complexity of family arrangements never loses the capacity to surprise. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw
Mother-in-law’s gift could create a tax headache

(...) inheritance tax issue. The current limit on the aggregate amount a person can receive tax free from both(...)

‘Children receiving gifts or inheritances from their parents fall into category A.’ File photograph: Getty Images/iStockphotos
Will our stepchildren lose out on inheritance?

(...) of the issue – how are stepchildren treated under the categories for inheritance tax? And it is(...)

Revenue will consider any of your assets as fair game for assessing inheritance tax.
Will putting money in joint names avoid inheritance tax?

(...) which will, at present, entail them paying inheritance tax. Friends tell me that I should do each of(...)

There is no obligation to provide for non-dependant children in a will.
If you die before you inherit, does inheritance die with you?

(...) this inheritance topic, as I am currently in an almost identical situation. My brother passed away two(...)

Once you become an executor to a person’s estate, you are answerable for life for any actions taken as executor.
Chasing executor for inherited shares never received

(...) been aware of an inheritance going back close to 20 years? No. And there’s good reason for why this(...)

Selling your shares this month, or next, will have no bearing on that tax liability – apart from possibly freeing up cash to pay it.
You can’t offset CGT against an inheritance

(...), will I be able to offset the CGT [capital gains tax] due on my inheritance? Or would I have needed to(...)

Revenue wants the High Court to determine if Leanne Deane was precluded from claiming the family home exemption on the basis she was at the time of the inheritance beneficially entitled to any other dwelling houses.
Revenue appeals tax exemption on inheritance of family home

(...) of taxes concerning the inheritance of a family home. The action relates to a ruling by a tax(...)

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