Inheritance Tax planning with Sobell Rhodes will save you 40% of transferred wealth because:
we know that Inheritance Tax (IHT) can be much more complex than people realise
the threshold above which IHT is payable is easier to exceed today than ever before
We work alongside your personal financial advisors to reduce your IHT liabilities
You don't want to leave your loved ones with unexpected tax liabilities and worry
At Sobell Rhodes we have helped enough people save money on their tax liabilities to know that tax planning is not just about money. It’s also about family. Many people, and not necessarily in the later stages of life, are surprised to find how complex their tax position has become.
No costs, no obligations, no nonsense
Effective Estate Planning
Estate planning is not just about what happens to your assets when you pass on, it’s about how you put your money to work now.
For instance, you may want to put a deposit down on a flat or a house for a son or a daughter. Or pay the school fees for a grandchild.
You may want to give some of your wealth away or you may want to put money in a trust.
You may want to ensure you have enough funds to support your later years.
Whatever your individual circumstances, we can talk you through the many options to make the decisions that are right for you.
If you don’t do anything, your heirs could lose 40% of your estate to the tax man.
As award-winning proactive accountants, we take pride in helping our clients save money.
Our services cover:
Inheritance Tax
Currently, if your net worth is more than £325,000 through property, savings, investments and other assets, everything over that sum (called the nil rate band) is taxed at 40% unless you make provision now to minimise those liabilities.
Capital Gains Tax
Tax investigations
Solicitors
Many solicitors and legal firms trust us as their accountants. Many also come to us for advice. Family affairs can be difficult, especially in the case of divorce.
Divorce
You know you need a lawyer in the sorry event of divorce. But why an accountant? Well, when a marriage ends, the financial implications can be both complicated and messy.
No costs, no obligations, no nonsense