Osborne scraps review of deeds of variation
But govt 'will continue to monitor their use'
The government has announced it will not be introducing new restrictions on how deeds of variation are used for tax purposes.
Deeds of variation provide for family members to alter the distribution of a deceased's estate and can also be used to lower tax liabilities. The Chancellor George Osborne announced during the Budget...
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