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Business Premises Lease Liability Was Deductible From Value Of Business

By Mark McLaughlin, July 2018
The value of an individual’s business for inheritance tax business property relief purposes on his death was subject to a deduction for a liability in respect of a lease on his business premises. 

Summary

The value of an individual’s business for inheritance tax business property relief purposes on his death was subject to a deduction for a liability in respect of a lease on his business premises, by reference to IHTA 1984, s 110(b).

Background

The deceased (Mr C) died in February 2011, and the appellants were appointed as his executors. Prior to his death, Mr C carried on business as the proprietor of a fine art business, which operated from premises in London. He occupied the premises under a lease, which was granted for a 10-year term starting on 25 December 2005. The annual rent was £22,750, payable quarterly in advance. Mr C paid the rent
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