B bilhar Guest 16 Jan 2007 #1 I been told that commercial building are not subject to inheritance tax . Is this true and under what circumstances
I been told that commercial building are not subject to inheritance tax . Is this true and under what circumstances
M mf1 Registered User Messages 4,473 16 Jan 2007 #2 I'm afraid that you should not rely on any advice given so freely and with so little regard for reality. In answer to your question : no, not true and not applicable. mf
I'm afraid that you should not rely on any advice given so freely and with so little regard for reality. In answer to your question : no, not true and not applicable. mf
B bilhar Guest 17 Jan 2007 #3 it is avalable, i just want to know in simple form and in more details. the in and outs of it from someone whos knows about it [broken link removed] page 7 business properties relief
it is avalable, i just want to know in simple form and in more details. the in and outs of it from someone whos knows about it [broken link removed] page 7 business properties relief
B bazermc Registered User Messages 788 17 Jan 2007 #4 bilhar said: business properties relief Click to expand... This relief relates to the transfer/gifting/inheritance of a business as a whole, not just the commercial property. It reduces the taxable value by 90%, so not totally CAT free.
bilhar said: business properties relief Click to expand... This relief relates to the transfer/gifting/inheritance of a business as a whole, not just the commercial property. It reduces the taxable value by 90%, so not totally CAT free.
R Ravima Registered User Messages 2,857 17 Jan 2007 #5 you are refering to UK taxes. This is an Irish site. If you are resident in ireland and inheriting in UK, you need to talk to account/tax advisor .
you are refering to UK taxes. This is an Irish site. If you are resident in ireland and inheriting in UK, you need to talk to account/tax advisor .
D DK123 Registered User Messages 180 22 Feb 2014 #6 Do private residental houses rented out in Ireland qualify for this 90% tax free?thanks.