A bit of advice please....
I am making a personal application to take out probate on my aunt's will. Am executor. She had put me down as joint owner many years ago to lower the inheritance tax bill for me now. I paid gift tax on half the value at the time. In her will she left the house to me and the money to my siblings. Filling in Form CA24 (revenue affadavit) slowly and nervously. Do I tick "survivorship" or "convenience" on that section?
Also, she put my name on one of her bank accounts many years ago. It was just in case she was ever unable to get to bank or manage finances, but thank God that never happened. The only time I did was get out one draft to pay undertakers. The form CA24 asks what date I was put on that account but I can't remember. Does that matter? I presume I mark that joint account as "convenience" as that should be going to the estate with the other savings accounts.
While I'm here, one other question about credit union shares. I was named the beneficiary under a nomination and was able to take out 23,000 which I gave to siblings. Balance of that account goes to estate. Would that 23,000 be officially part of my inheritance or are there exemptions for credit union nominations? (Please say yes.)
Thanks in advance.
I am making a personal application to take out probate on my aunt's will. Am executor. She had put me down as joint owner many years ago to lower the inheritance tax bill for me now. I paid gift tax on half the value at the time. In her will she left the house to me and the money to my siblings. Filling in Form CA24 (revenue affadavit) slowly and nervously. Do I tick "survivorship" or "convenience" on that section?
Also, she put my name on one of her bank accounts many years ago. It was just in case she was ever unable to get to bank or manage finances, but thank God that never happened. The only time I did was get out one draft to pay undertakers. The form CA24 asks what date I was put on that account but I can't remember. Does that matter? I presume I mark that joint account as "convenience" as that should be going to the estate with the other savings accounts.
While I'm here, one other question about credit union shares. I was named the beneficiary under a nomination and was able to take out 23,000 which I gave to siblings. Balance of that account goes to estate. Would that 23,000 be officially part of my inheritance or are there exemptions for credit union nominations? (Please say yes.)
Thanks in advance.