Can my client borrow funds to make a Business Relief qualifying investment?

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From when the Finance Bill 2013 received Royal Assent and became law (in July 2013), investors who have incurred liabilities (e.g. obtained loans) to invest in relevant business property will have the value of that relevant business property reduced, so that only the net value of the property (after deducting any outstanding liabilities) will qualify for Business Relief. This appears to be the case even if the liability is secured against other assets.

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Simon Palmer

Simon Palmer

Group Technical Director

Sebastien Couplez

Sebastien Couplez

Technical Director

Jack Ingilby

Jack Ingilby

Technical Manager

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Ingenious Insights FAQs

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What is Inheritance Tax and who pays it?

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What is Business Relief?

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What benefit does an investment within the Ingenious Estate Planning service provide?

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How does an investment in a Business Relief solution compare to other estate planning solutions?

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Business Relief and Trusts

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My client already holds a Business Relief qualifying asset. Can they redeem the asset and invest in an Ingenious Estate Planning solution and immediately benefit from Business Relief?

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Can my client borrow funds to make a Business Relief qualifying investment?

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Once an investment is made, can my client easily access their investment at a later date and what might be the associated tax implications?

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