The CIOT has responded to the consultation on reforms to IHT agricultural property relief and business property relief concerning their application in relation to trusts.
The key points raised in the response include the concern that the proposals add complexity to the existing system raising questions about whether the increased compliance and detailed valuations required are justified by the expected revenue.
Because this is a Stage 2 consultation it is also noted that the Tax Consultation Framework 2011 has not been followed. Had the full framework starting with Stage 1 been followed many of the difficulties professional bodies have identified could have been avoided.
Other key concerns raised by the CIOT include:
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The CIOT has responded to the consultation on reforms to IHT agricultural property relief and business property relief concerning their application in relation to trusts.
The key points raised in the response include the concern that the proposals add complexity to the existing system raising questions about whether the increased compliance and detailed valuations required are justified by the expected revenue.
Because this is a Stage 2 consultation it is also noted that the Tax Consultation Framework 2011 has not been followed. Had the full framework starting with Stage 1 been followed many of the difficulties professional bodies have identified could have been avoided.
Other key concerns raised by the CIOT include:
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