Business Wills
Ensure the progress of your business
When making a Will it is important if you own a business to take this into account. This can help alleviate any potential inheritance tax and also to make sure that your business can continue in the event of death.
If a business owner dies there is a big risk that the business could potentially collapse and thus reduce the value of the business.
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Together we will discuss your circumstances
We will work with you to help draft the documents to suit your requirements.
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We’ll check your document and either email it or produce a bound copy for you to sign and return to us for safe keeping for as long as you need.
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Commonly asked questions
We always recommend a business continuation to ensure the business can continue in the event if the business owner dies. This will ensure the business can continue in the short term and fulfil any legal obligations that it may have.
There are certain types of reliefs available to both businesses and agricultural property. This depends on certain factors and can mean a business can pass with no inheritance tax liability. These are commonly known as Business Property Relief (BPR) and Agricultural Relief (APR).