Tax compliance and related property rules

Whether a taxpayer is making a lifetime transfer or an item is in their death estate, the related property rules must be considered and there are potential tax traps, warns Meg Saksida

According to Aristotle, ‘the whole is more than the sum of its parts’. This premise is crucial for understanding the related property rules.

Whether a taxpayer is making a lifetime transfer or an item is in their death estate, whether the loss to donor valuation is being used or the probate valuation, all assets must be valued subject to the related property rules if this would return a higher valuation.

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