Charity Commission updates COVID-19 guidance in relation to charity meetings
The Charity Commission has this month updated its COVID-19 guidance in regard to “AGMs and other meetings: postponing or cancelling meetings”.
Beware the “man at a dinner party” who passes on tax advice – or the daily papers.
One national paper recently produced an article helpfully alerting readers to the advantages of the Residence Nil Rate Band (RNRB). It referred to it being available where a house is left to children via “partners”, which implies unmarried partners (or the so-called common law spouse). Unfortunately for anyone relying on the information without specialist advice (yes, some people do), the allowance can only be used if it is a registered civil partner, or spouse. Just one little word, but a significant difference for your significant other! The RNRB will soon be worth up to £140,000 in tax savings.
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