ICONOS FINALES-TRAZADOS

Distribution of assets in inheritance

Translation generated by AI. Access the original version

The more beneficiaries, the lower the taxation.

Distribution of assets in inheritance

One of the issues faced by individuals with significant wealth is the taxation of future inheritance in favor of their descendants. Although there are mechanisms to reduce it –for example, there are reductions in the transfer of the deceased's home, or in the transfer of family businesses or companies–, in some cases this taxation can be high.

Well, one alternative to reduce the cost of Inheritance Tax is to include more people in the will (provided that the legitimate rights of the children are respected). For example, if the children already have a stable economic situation, grandchildren can be included, leaving them specific properties or the bare ownership of some of them –so that the use and enjoyment will still belong to the children–.

This alternative allows for a reduction in Inheritance Tax for the following reasons:

  • Firstly, because this tax is progressive (that is, the higher the value of the inheritance, the higher the applicable tax rate). Therefore, by distributing the inheritance among several beneficiaries, they will receive less wealth and the applicable tax rate for each will be lower.
  • Secondly, because reductions for kinship apply to each of the beneficiaries. Therefore, if there are more beneficiaries –whether as heirs or legatees– and all of them are descendants –children and grandchildren–, the total reductions applied will be greater and, consequently, there will be a larger portion of the inheritance that will not be taxed.

 

Come see us. Our professionals will provide you with a simulation of the costs that may arise from the transfer of your assets through inheritance and will analyze whether there are mechanisms to reduce them.

Newsletter

* Required fields

DATA PROTECTION INFORMATION

Controller

ECONOMIC BUSINESS SYSTEMS CONSULTING, S.L.

Purposes

Management of and contact with users; The data requested through the contact form, sent by email or provided by telephone published on our website will be used to answer your enquiry and to send you information about our organisation and services. The consequences of not providing us with this data will be the impossibility of contacting you and providing a response to your request. You have the right to receive a response to any question, enquiry or clarification arising from this form or from the other means of contact published on the corporate website, by calling us, sending us an email or visiting our premises.

Legal basis

(Art. 6.1.a GDPR) Consent of the data subject; (Art. 6.1.f GDPR) Legitimate interest of the Data Controller or third parties. Organic Law on the Protection of Personal Data and the Guarantee of Digital Rights (LOPDGDD) 3/2018, Regulation (EU) 2016/679 on the protection of personal data

Retention

Other. We keep your data only for the time necessary to handle the information request or if there is any legal obligation or legitimate interest in this respect.

Recipients

We do not transfer your data to anyone, but we may allow its processing by third parties solely for technical, legal and/or service-provision reasons.

International transfers

There is no provision to carry out international transfers of your personal data

Rights & more info

the email nfernandez@ebserco.com or at our premises located at Calle Sant Pelegri, 109, 25300 Tàrrega (Lleida) Spain.

You can access the legal notice and the full information here


Drag the arrow into the white box to activate the button