John Humphreys: Planning for IHT changes - great or small
Post-OTS recommendations
John Humphreys: "The current IHT rules may be complex but there is certainly no shortage of opinions as to how they should be changed."
At some point in the near, mid or distant future, the rules for inheritance tax (IHT) might change a little bit, moderately, substantially or not at all, John Humphreys confidently predicts.
You may recall that recently-replaced chancellor Phillip Hammond requested the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS) review IHT in January 2018. Earlier this month, it published its final report into the...
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