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CGT and IHT implications if property not legally transferred - USERNAME: taxexplorer - 21/03/2013

Tax Question: Father lives with Son A in a property owned by Father. Father has another Son B. In 2006, Father gifted cash to Son B and transferred his property to Son A. However, it transpired th ... (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)

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