Many people are wondering how to inherit money from their parents in the UK. A recent article by HMRC provides some guidance on how inheritance tax works and what you can do if you want to inherit money later.

Inheritance tax is a tax that every person in the UK is required to pay if they are inheriting money or property. It is also known as inheritance duty. The amount of inheritance tax that you will have to pay will depend on the value of the assets that you are inheriting. It is a good idea to find the right financial advisor to give the best estate planning advice  according to your requirements. 

If you are looking to inherit money or property from someone deceased, then you may need to consider inheriting through a will. 

If you are thinking of leaving money to someone in your will, it's important to know the inheritance tax threshold. The inheritance tax threshold is the amount of money you can leave without paying any inheritance tax. It changes from year to year.

If you are thinking about leaving money or property to someone in your will, there are a few things to keep in mind. Inheritance tax is a tax that is paid by the person who inherits the money or property.

For most people, inheritance tax is payable if the value of the inheritance exceeds £325,000 per person. However, several steps can be taken to reduce the amount of Inheritance Tax that will need to be paid. So, if you are thinking of leaving any money to someone in your will, it's best to check the latest inheritance tax threshold before making your decision.