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Gifts of money
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Our son is having a difficult time due to credit crunch. Can I gift him �3000 and also give him monthly amounts of �250 to help with food and bills for his family? He is self employed not receiving or likely to get any benefits.
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Gifts are not taxable and there are no restrictions on how you dispose of your money.
Theonly potential problem is if you die within a few years of giving money away, when these gifts might be caught by the Inheriance Tax rules. But see the exemptions here:
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/inheritancetax/pass-mon ey-property/exempt-gifts.htm
Gifts are not taxable and there are no restrictions on how you dispose of your money.
Theonly potential problem is if you die within a few years of giving money away, when these gifts might be caught by the Inheriance Tax rules. But see the exemptions here:
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/inheritancetax/pass-mon ey-property/exempt-gifts.htm