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Add up property, accounts, investments and possessions, take off the mortgage, loans and funeral costs, and see the gross and net value of the estate.

Last reviewed: 1 September 2026

What the person owned

Market value of the home and any other property.

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Jewellery, furniture, collections.

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What the estate owes

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Gross estate£0
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Inheritance tax context

The nil-rate band is currently £325,000. An extra residence nil-rate band of up to £175,000 may apply when a home passes to children or grandchildren, and unused allowance can often be transferred from a spouse or civil partner who died earlier. Anything above the available allowances is normally taxed at 40%.

Enter some figures above to see where this estate sits.

This is a rough guide only, not a tax calculation. Exemptions, gifts, trusts, reliefs and transferred allowances all change the answer — check GOV.UK or take professional advice.

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When Someone Dies Guide provides general information and practical tools for educational purposes. It does not provide legal, financial, tax or medical advice. Rules and fees can change, and individual circumstances differ. Where appropriate, users should check current information with GOV.UK or a suitably qualified professional.