IHTM46064 - Downsizing calculations: where there is no residential property interest in the estate: conditions
Where a person has disposed of a residential property interest (IHTM46011) on or after 8 July 2015 and there is no residential property interest in the estate at death, a downsizing addition (IHTM46050) may be due if certain conditions are met. There are five conditions that all need to be met, which are set out in IHTA84/S8FB(2) to (6) as conditions G to K. If all these conditions are met a 바카라 사이트˜downsizing바카라 사이트™ addition may apply.
There is entitlement to a downsizing addition in calculating a person바카라 사이트™s residence nil-rate amount if the following conditions are met:
Condition G
The person바카라 사이트™s estate immediately before their death does not include a residential property interest.
Condition H
The value transferred (VT) (IHTM46012) must be greater than nil.
Condition I
There is a qualifying former residential interest (IHTM46053) in relation to the person.
This means a 바카라 사이트˜residential property interest바카라 사이트™ in a person바카라 사이트™s estate that was disposed of on or after 8 July 2015, and before the date of death.
Condition J
At least some of the estate must be closely inherited (IHTM46013).
Condition K
A claim is made for the addition in accordance with IHTA84/S8L(1) to (3).
This means a claim made by the personal representatives, or other persons liable to the tax chargeable, within 2 years from the end of the month in which the death occurs, or (if it ends later) 3 months beginning with the date on which the personal representatives first started to act. In some circumstances HMRC may allow a late claim.
Where these conditions are met it is necessary to calculate the lost relievable amount (IHTM46062). Essentially this is the amount of RNRB that has been lost by the disposal or downsizing. The rules for this calculation are set out in IHTA84/S8FE.
The actual amount of the downsizing addition will be the lower of the lost relievable amount and the value of the 바카라 사이트˜remainder바카라 사이트™ that is closely inherited.