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Tuesday 2 December 2014
Higher IHT threshold will harm charities, law firm warns
Private Client Adviser:
The current
IHT
system and nil-rate band encourages donations to charities.
Full story:
http://www.privateclientadviser.co.uk/news/charities/higher-iht-threshold-will-harm-charities-law-firm-warns
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