terrysgirl33
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What's normal!
In my own practice, I'd certainly be flagging things up from a very early stage but every case is different.
I take the view that, in the overall scheme of things, aren't the beneficiaries lucky to be coming into money and it will all happen when it happens.
And eight months is very good.
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and seem to want the executor to investigate tax efficient ways of getting the money to them
This has nothing to do with tax though. How big can the charge be ?Getting money to the UK seems to be prone to bank charges.
Roughly how much is the inheritance and how many people involved? Are they close relatives? There's an allowance for people inheriting money from a relation and if the money involved isn't great then what's their problem? They could always refuse it and tell the executer they'd prefer him/her to have it coz it's too much hassle.
Executor should be able to do bank transfers (maybe from a branch if it's bigger sums) - should be little or no charges to Ireland/UK/EU/some other places.How big are the bank charges? Too big, I guess... There seems to be a lot of panic.
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