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UK Probate for Americans (Part 1)
Aidan Grant and Nathania Hall explain the UK probate process
Published 23 September 2024
UK/USA TAX & ESTATE PLANNING
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As part of the series: US-UK Tax Talk
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Aidan Grant is joined by Senior Associate Nathania Hall to discuss what Americans with UK assets need to know about the UK probate process. In this first episode of two, they explain how UK inheritance tax applies, and what the tax filing process looks like for an estate. In the next episode, they will consider the complexities of a UK probate application for an international estate.
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Aidan Grant is joined by Senior Associate Nathania Hall to discuss what Americans with UK assets need to know about the UK probate process. In this first episode of two, they explain how UK inheritance tax applies, and what the tax filing process looks like for an estate. In the next episode, they will consider the complexities of a UK probate application for an international estate.
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