26 June 2017
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Stuart Price: "Even simple gifts of assets between cohabitees may have adverse IHT, and potentially capital gains tax, consequences."
There are certain practical steps cohabitees who want the same tax advantages as married couples can take, says Stuart Price - although the most sure-fire one does involve wedding bells
The number of cohabiting unmarried couples in the UK is on the rise. The Office for National Statistics has confirmed there were around 3.3m cohabiting couples recorded in 2016. Whether young relationships...
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