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Daughter's shock as parents' £1.5m farm is left to the RSPCA

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    #21
    Originally posted by robnjc View Post
    Fortunately his son is a lot more reasonable and is in the process of changing the nature of the trust so I'm not liable.
    Yeah you sure won't be liable when you get none of it

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      #22
      Originally posted by TazMaN View Post
      Yeah you sure won't be liable when you get none of it
      better than not getting it but being liable, like I was before...

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        #23
        Or. move to Canada, take all your cash and die. There is no inheritence tax in Canada.
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          #24
          Originally posted by lilelvis2000 View Post
          Or. move to Canada, take all your cash and die. There is no inheritence tax in Canada.
          What about Spain? My parents live there...
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            #25
            I don't really understand the fuss about Inheritance tax. If you worked and earned that money rather than inheriting you'd pay tax on it so why get so upset about paying tax on what is effectively a gift? There are a number of legitimate ways to minimise the amount you pay.
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              #26
              The lesson to this is don't be ruled or blackmailed by your parents - live your own life...
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                #27
                Originally posted by DBA_bloke View Post
                My wife & I have a leaving everything to the other Will. When we are both brown bread, all goes to the RSPB.
                the RSPB? You might as well leave it to the birds!

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                  #28
                  Originally posted by lexington_spurs View Post
                  the RSPB? You might as well leave it to the birds!
                  It won't be chicken feed.
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                    #29
                    Reasons for the RSPB thing:

                    1) It's fun to think about the various money-grubbing twots that'll tulip their pants when they realise that the sparrows and starlings in their own gardens are getting a bigger cut of my loot than they will! Makes me smile every time I see one of our feathered friends!

                    2) The RSPB preserve land, so I'm simply a selfless benefactor for everyone's kids, etc. I am all heart and, even though I say it myself, a wonderful, caring, giving, godlike immortal. Or just a twat, not sure.

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                      #30
                      "she spent more time looking after her mother, Joyce, who suffered from a range of phobias and did not like to leave the house"

                      Think there is an indicator for the reasons behind the parents decision..aka loony tunes

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