IHTM26106 - Step 3 - interaction: specific gifts of relievable property
A specific gift (IHTM26011) of relievable property is a straightforward gift under which the beneficiary receives the relievable property, such as 鈥榤y interest in the XYZ partnership to Ben absolutely鈥�. There are separate instructions dealing with gifts that are not straightforward (IHTM26107).
The value of a straightforward gift of relievable property is the value of that property after relief.
Example
- John鈥檚 estate passes by Will:拢600,000 including unlisted shares worth 拢200,000.
- Those shares qualify for business relief (IHTM25131) at 100%.
- Specific gift of unlisted shares to a child.
- Residue equally to spouse and child.
Applying the stages (IHTM26104) for calculating the chargeable estate
Stage 1
The value transferred after business relief is 拢400,000.
Stage 2
There is a specific gift of relievable property - the unlisted shares. This gift is taken at its value after relief, which is nil.
Stage 3
No action necessary.
Stage 4
There is no value to gross up (IHTM26121).
Stage 5
Calculate the residue using the reduced values.
Value transferred of 拢400,000 less specific gift (nil) = 拢400,000 (residue).
Stage 6
The chargeable estate is half the residue = 拢200,000.