inheritance

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Family structures have clearly changed quite a lot since much of Ireland’s tax law was first written
Taking care of my step-grandchildren when I die

(...) sibling, niece/nephew or grandchild beneficiary of a large gift or inheritance – receives something from(...)

My partner’s brothers and sisters sold their dead sister’s house for €190,000. He got nothing.
Was I wrongly cut out of sister’s estate when she died?

(...). If she did this, it may be that she did not include your partner in any inheritance. The same is true(...)

Financial wellbeing: the priority for any person or couple must be to provide for themselves: Photograph: Getty
Son putting elderly dad under pressure to sign over land

(...) finance it. Some Irish people seem to view inheritance as a right: it’s not. The priority for any person(...)

Parents need to make sure that their own finances are in tip-top shape before they start gifting funds to a child.
How to gift your child a house deposit . . . tax free

(...). What is it? With capital acquisitions tax of the order of 33 per cent and the tax-free inheritance(...)

If your mum funds her nursing home care with Fair Deal, the nursing home will take 80 per cent of her income to fund the cost along with 7.5 per cent of any assets she has in excess of €36,000
Fair deal? Family at odds with hospital and each other not so sure

(...) a ward of court and to sell the family home to pay for her care, meaning any potential inheritance(...)

The new probate process aims to make things simpler, removing common errors to speed up processing times. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw
Probate is changing: What does that mean for you?

(...) congratulations on your birthday or inheritance. “Presumably this is an internal thing for Revenue tracking: it(...)

Photograph: iStock
Will brother’s widow get half of our parents’ estate when they die?

(...) inheritance, the inheritance lapses. For clarity, that is the case regardless of where his widow lives. In(...)

The current tax-free threshold for gifts or inheritances from a parent to a child is €335,000
Inheritance: can Revenue claim extra tax if thresholds fall?

I read the Q&A recently about gifts and inheritance and one question struck me. What happens(...)

Liability to tax on gifts and inheritances under the Capital Acquisitions Tax regime is a point-in-time operation.
Can my parents give me more cash now tax-free thresholds have risen?

(...) person making the gift or inheritance and the person receiving it. The amount you could receive in(...)

The costs of any solicitor will come from the estate before any inheritance is paid.
My aunt never told us that Gran passed away with no will

(...) property and made no mention of any inheritance to the other siblings. However, my Mum, who now lives in(...)

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