Taxes

Your assets may be subject to various taxes when you die.

Capital gains tax applies to estate planning in that many assets will be liable in the hands of your beneficiaries. Depending on their financial status, your estate may also have to pay tax on your superannuation and annuities when you die. There are various ways of minimising the taxes on your assets during your lifetime, and after your death. When you make or alter your will or estate plan, it is vital that you consider all the tax implications.

Tax law is intricate, and it changes constantly. Your Turner Freeman legal advisors understand it thoroughly, and stay abreast of all developments. We can help you minimise your taxes by giving you current, reliable advice on the most tax-effective strategies for your circumstances.