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A Practitioner's Guide to Executorship and Administration 7th ed isbn 9781847661111

A Practitioner's Guide to Executorship and Administration 6th ed


ISBN13: 9781845925390
ISBN: 1845925394
New Edition ISBN: 9781847661111
Published: October 2004
Publisher: Bloomsbury Professional
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print



A Practitioner's Guide to Executorship and Administration is an up-to-date, concise and thorough guide to all matters pertaining to the executorship and administration of an estate. The handbook provides guidance to the administration of estates of those dying testate, intestate or partially intestate, from taking initial instructions to preparing final accounts and distributing the estate.

The handbook discusses wills, identifying the estate's assets and liabilities, preparing the Inland Revenue Account and the application for the grant, executors, Inheritance tax, the grant and collecting in and distributing the estate. A host of forms and useful addresses are included. This new edition has been completely rewritten by one of our leading authors. It is an invaluable guide for lawyers, accountants, bankers and everyone involved in the administration of estates.

Previous ISBN 9780754526056

Subjects:
Wills and Probate
Contents:
1: Overview;2: Immediate post death procedure;3: Collecting the required information;4: Types of grant;5: Procedure for obtaining the grant in straightforward cases;6: Drafting the oath, and any other affidavits required to obtain a grant;7: Drafting the Inland Revenue account;8: Post grant procedure;9: Powers of the personal representatives;10: Completion of the administration;11: Problems with wills;12: Standing searches, caveats, citations and applications for an order to attend for examination or for a subpoena to bring in a will;13: Inheritance Tax;14: Capital Gains Tax;15: Income Tax;16: Tax consequences of dirrerent gifts. Variations and disclaimers;17: Taxation of settlements