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I am an insurance agent that works for my mom. Does she have to do something in order for me to file?
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vickitaylor@rocketma... | Can i be maid liable for late mums tax? |
my mum passed away last month and revenue &customs are saying that i have got to pay the tax that she owed, is this right im in debt myself and cant afford any more debt, i thought that when a person dies there debt dies with them.
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all my mum had was her car she lived in a rented house. and her cars only worth 200 pounds witch is less than the tax she owed. |
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If she didnt leave you a sum of money or property tell them to get lost, but if she did they could well claim some or all of it. I dont know the laws in the rest of the world but in the UK if a person dies then that is it unless you received any of the estate which they may well have a claim against. As all cases differ you should really consult a solicitor, if you are on benefit the first 15 mins is free.
IF YOU GO HERE THE GOVERNMENT EXPLAIN IT PERFECTLY.
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/MoneyTaxAndBenefits/ManagingDebt/DebtsAndArrears/DG_10013093 |
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sally t
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You should visit the citizens advice centre for an answer.
I think your mothers tax is payable from HER estate.
Debts do not always die with the person the estate is usually liable, especially where the Inland Revenue is concerened.
This is an upsetting time for you and the CAB will help set your mind at ease. |
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Champagne suspended a 5th time.
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If your mum left any estate and you were the beneficiary then you are liable to settle any debts from her estate. If your mum left nothing then you aren't liable to pay a thing. Debts do not get passed down to their next of kin. |
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Parker
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In the UK when a person dies, like when my mam died, any debts have to be paid from whatever they leave behind (money, property, possessions) before anyone can inherit anything.
If they don't leave enough to cover their debts, then the debts are cancelled - you are not liable. that's what I was told and that's what happened, although my mam did not leave any tax debts.
In case they are different, you should contact Citizens Advice as soon as possible.
Inheritance tax is something completely different and is a tax on those inheriting, not on the dead. and totally wrong in my opinion... (no I didn't have to pay any...)
when my friend's dad died Sky kept 'forgetting' to cancel his subscription, kept asking who the account was to be transferred to (no-one he lived alone!)... my friend just, in the end, ignored their letters and they dropped it. They were just trying to prey on her and hope she was too ignorant and would also just pay for the 2 weeks after he died and before the flat was emptied (no-one lived there even then). So don't pay anything until you've got professional independent advice! |
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Jonty
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This I think would depend on what the tax is for. I would contact the Citizens Advice Bureau. They will be able to help. I would think that your Mums tax may be due from here estate.
Sorry for your loss, hope it all works out for you. |
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M S
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I think the debt ends...but if she owed tax on an asset you inherit then that may be different. It will be interesting to see a definitive answer from an expert. |
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Carlan P
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not sure but i would check the inland revenue website! if no luck there visit a citezins advice centre theyl giv u legal advice & info 4 free . |
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princessbi2006
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Debts are not cancelled when someone dies, but you would not be liable for it. It is not your debt.
However, it is liable on your mother's estate (i.e. any property or money that she died leaving). If she died without leaving a will, and it has not already been taken care of, someone will need to apply to be the administrator of the estate to sort things like this out.
A good book which talks you through it is the Which essential guide to Wills and Probate. |
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Sandi
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Not sure. Best advice is to contact them and tell your circumstance. These things can always be sorted. My advice is to seek out advice/answers now. Tax Dept. |
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steffi
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Condolences on the death of your Mother. From your terminology, you are in the UK, but a lot of these answers are from the States.
You have not said if your Mother left any assets. That would be savings, a house, etc. If there are assets, the executor will have to pay debts from estate, before it could be shared out. If, for example, she left a house, but no money, if you didn't pay the tax debt yourself, the house would have to be sold, or remortgaged, so that HMRC get the money owed.
If your Mother left no assets, the tax would eventually be written off. You can't lie about the value of the estate, checks are made. |
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sailor
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Your not no, but her estate is so if she has left any money or property then anyone owed money's will be payed from said estate. |
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Chris B
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Basically as others have said the tax is owed by your mothers estate (savings, possessions, house if owned, etc). If you have taken some of this before tax is collected they can get it from you, but they can not get anything more than you inherited from your mum.
If things are complicated, like there are several beneficiaries or if you shared some assets with your mum (especially if you were living in her house) then you need advice from a citizens advice bureau or solicitor. |
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NavaehRose
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sadly this is true you have to pay the taxes you could even be liable for medical credit debts also |
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Fuzzy Wuzzy
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unfortunately yes, a persons debt passes on to the heirs. If people debt died with them everyone would really live it up in their twilight years and no one would worry about a pension as you could just borrow the money and never have to pay it back |
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hyper_logic
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tell them that tax is illegal under the constitution of the united states of america |
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