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If you’re a UK-based founder, investor, or high-net-worth family, you already know the UK’s 40% inheritance tax isn’t just a bill — it’s a threat to generational wealth.
The smartest families aren’t waiting for the next tax policy change. They’re moving early, shifting their wealth structures to the UAE, and locking in 0% inheritance tax while it’s still an option.
This isn’t about escaping tax for one year. It’s about protecting your legacy for decades.
Here’s the short version:
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In the UK, Inheritance Tax (IHT) applies at 40% on estates above £325,000. Even with allowances, many founders face six or seven-figure tax losses.
The risks are increasing:
This is why UK inheritance tax planning is now starting years — not months — before relocation.
The UAE offers:
But the UAE inheritance tax advantage isn’t just about tax savings — it’s about operating in a jurisdiction that doesn’t erode family wealth over time.
You must:
A 52-year-old UK tech founder with £6M in assets:
Result: His heirs inherit 100% tax-free, and his residency/banking are secured.
Inheritance tax is not just about what happens when you’re gone — it’s about how much of your life’s work stays in your family.
Move early, plan well, and own your legacy.
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By exiting UK tax residency and structuring assets in the UAE, you can benefit from 0% inheritance, gift, and estate tax.
Yes. UK property remains taxable under UK IHT rules.
Yes — by transferring ownership to a Dubai holding company (with proper tax exit planning).
A legal will recognised in Dubai that lets you nominate heirs and avoid default Sharia law succession.
Yes — it provides long-term residency for family members, supporting legacy and succession planning.
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