NRB + RNRB automatically calculated
Extra allowance for your main home
Double allowances with transferred bands
Enter your estate details for a UK IHT estimate.
1. Total estate value
2. - Nil-rate band (£325K)
3. - Residence nil-rate band (£175K)
4. = Taxable estate
5. × 40% (or 36% with charity)
The nil-rate band has been frozen at £325,000 since 2009. With house prices rising, more estates are being caught by IHT. The RNRB was introduced in 2017 to help with this.
Estate worth £750,000 including a £350,000 home, left to children. NRB = £325,000. RNRB = £175,000 (home to descendants). Total nil rate = £500,000. Taxable estate = £250,000. IHT at 40% = £100,000. Effective rate on the whole estate = 13.3%.
NRB: £325,000 per person (frozen since 2009). RNRB: up to £175,000 for homes left to direct descendants. Both are transferable between spouses — a surviving spouse can inherit the unused portion, potentially doubling the available allowance to £1,000,000.
Spouse exemption: unlimited transfers between spouses. Charitable rate: 36% instead of 40% if 10%+ of the net estate goes to charity. Business Property Relief (BPR): up to 100% for qualifying businesses. Agricultural Property Relief (APR): for qualifying farmland.
Total value, residence value, and gifts.
Descendants, spouse transfer, charitable giving.
IHT liability, effective rate, and nil-rate usage.
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