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Immediate post-death interest (IPDI)
Practical Law UK Glossary 8-382-5636
(Approx. 8 pages)
Glossary
Immediate post-death interest (IPDI)
An
interest in possession
(IIP)
trust
where:
The trust is created by a
will
or under the
intestacy rules
.
The
life tenant
obtains the IIP on the death of the
testator
(if there is a will) or
intestate
(if there is no will).
The trust has not qualified as a
trust for bereaved minors
or a
disabled person's interest
since the IIP began.
(
Section 49A, Inheritance Tax Act 1984
.)
An IPDI is not taxed under the
relevant property regime
for
inheritance tax
; instead the life tenant is treated as if he owned the
trust property
.