IHT investigations yield £274m to reach four-year high
Targeting HNW estates
IHT investigations carried out by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) brought in £274m tax last year from estates that had underpaid, according to law firm Wilsons.
The figure was a four-year high with the average IHT investigation garnering £48,400 in outstanding tax. The private client firm said the higher yield from IHT investigations was mainly due to the rise...
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