King Charles’ inheritance tax break is pretty jaw-dropping as cost of living crisis bites
- On September 14, 2022
- By GrowthInvest Marketing
Inheritance tax is paid by people who have inherited money or property after the death of another person.
Unless your money is kept in a trust, like the Duke of Westminster, everyone in the UK faces a 40 per cent tax bill for any assets valued at over £325,000.
So how much will King Charles III have to pay as the Queen was reported to have a net worth of £365m, according to the Sunday Times?
A grand total of ZERO.
Inappropriate
The Government deemed it to be “inappropriate”.
Charles will inherit the Duchy of Lancaster estate without paying a penny.
The UK government in 1993 to guard against the royal family’s assets being wiped out if two monarchs were to die in a short period of time, i News reported.
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