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I9.201 Introduction to domicile for IHT

IHT, trusts and estates

The concept of domicile is fundamental to IHT1.

Property not comprised in a settlement and situated outside the UK is excluded property if it is beneficially owned by a non UK-domiciliary2. Property comprised in a settlement is excluded property if the settlor was not domiciled in the UK at the time the settlement was made3.

In addition, the domicile of a transferor or transferee, and the domicile of the persons who are beneficiaries of a settlement without an interest in possession, affect the IHT position as follows:

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