“The threshold is £325,000… if your estate is worth above that, you pay inheritance tax on the portion above that threshold.”
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“The other secret benefit of Italy is that there's no inheritance tax on property”
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pointed out that Italy has no inheritance tax on property, unlike France and the UK
Said nearby on the same subject
“The fund has a tax shield there, no taxation in any matter. Investors are taxed in the home country. We have no withholding tax there. Payment to vendors is also not a challenge. It becomes smoother.”
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Said on The Core Report
“Australia's retirement system is built on owning your own home… you could sell that property with no tax and take a big chunk of money”
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Said on Australian Finance Podcast
“…there's actually one enormous source of wealth within France… the Catholic Church… what if we could nationalize those properties?”
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Said on The Story of Money
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