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Дата публикации: 27-05-2026 10:39:25

Accountancy business owner Heather Rogers is This is Money's resident tax expert. Here is where you can check out all her previous columns to see if any involve issues affecting you.

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Accountancy business owner Heather Rogers is This is Money's resident tax expert. Here is where you can check out all her previous columns to see if any involve issues affecting you.

Unfortunately Heather can't reply to everyone who writes in, and if you need personal help she has explained how to find a good accountant, what they can typically assist with, and what they cost.

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38) I want to reduce inheritance tax on a £700k estate but I have no desire to make gifts

37) I'm trustee for my toddler grandson: I'm not taking a penny, but will I lose my benefits?

36) I must pay income tax on my two tiny private pensions: What do I need to do?

35) We became accidental landlords but now want to sell our £500k old family home - how do we work out our CGT bill?

Handy tip on searching this list

When you are on this web page, try hitting 'control F' ('command F' on a Mac) and inputting a key word or two to find out if Heather has already done a column on what you want to know. 

34) My terminally ill brother wants to give me his house to create a trust for his adult son - is it a good idea?

33) Will I get a Winter Fuel Payment? I'm confused whether I have £35,000 'taxable' income

32) Can I avoid inheritance tax using the loophole of owning a historic listed building?

31) My wife is divorcing me and we own a ski apartment in the French Alps - should I sell or buy her out?

30) I paid for extensive renovations to my holiday let property - do I need tax help over new rules in April?

29) Should I give half my £900k house now to my son who lives with me and the other half to my daughter in my will?

28) Is it better to leave my pensions to my spouse or children to avoid inheritance tax after the Budget changes?

27) I had to abandon my family home with my children 13 years ago - why do I now face a massive CGT bill?

26) Help! I'm being stung for CGT because I mistakenly undervalued a house for probate: How to avoid a nasty tax trap

25) How can we cut our controlling, greedy son-in-law out of inheritance AND avoid a tax hit?

24) Can parents dodge Labour's VAT on private school fees by paying in advance?

23) I've done up a wreck of a house and doubled its value - how can I cut my tax on profits?

22) My ex-boyfriend plans to leave me his £2m estate and I'm worried about a huge inheritance tax bill

21) My partner's ex is hiding earnings to avoid paying child maintenance: Why won't HMRC go after him for tax evasion?

20) I got a shock £4k tax bill after my salary went over £100k - why didn't work remove my personal allowance?

19) I’m a vicar so the Church of England provides housing and I rent out my family home - will I owe CGT if I sell it?

18) My daughters are swapping homes: Will they get stung on capital gains tax?

17) How can I stop my spendthrift son frittering away his inheritance on rubbish? 

16) I moved to Australia to avoid inheritance tax 18 years ago... but will my estate definitely escape death duty?

15) Should I keep receipts for everything I buy in Europe to claim tax back at the airport or Eurostar terminal?

14) A rep from a will firm says setting up a trust can help me avoid care fees: Do they work?

13) My wife fears if I die first my children will sell our property against her wishes - can I protect her with a trust?

12) How do I cut my troublesome sister-in-law out of any inheritance from my 95-year-old grandmother?

11) I am 85 and still running the family firm, but will we save on inheritance tax if I hand over my shares to my sons now?

10) Help! I want to leave my house to my grandson and keep it in the family, but he can't afford the inheritance tax

9) My mum cut my sister out of her will but I plan to give her a fair share of the inheritance: Will I end up with a tax bill?

8) Will I be stung for capital gains tax on sale of £425k family home because I moved out during my divorce?

7) If I don't spend enough time in the UK, can I be forced to become a 'non-dom'? 

6) I made a £32k loss when I sold my parents' house in 1989: Can I still use it to cut a capital gains tax bill now?

5) A world famous rockstar who died young wrote me letters in the '60s: If I sell them now for £20k, will I have to pay tax?

4) A property I inherited was overvalued by £50k - can I get any inheritance tax back and do I face a 'double whammy' on CGT?

Tax tips from Heather Rogers

3) My 86-year-old grandfather is making large cash gifts to family members - will we have to pay inheritance tax?

2) Will my mum lose her £175k 'own home' allowance for inheritance tax when she goes into care?

1) How much capital gains tax will I have to pay on a home I owned with my late mum and now want to sell?

Ask Heather Rogers a tax question

Tax expert Heather Rogers answers our readers' questions

Heather Rogers, founder and owner of Aston Accountancy, is our tax columnist. She is ready to answer your questions on any tax topic - tax codes, inheritance tax, income tax, capital gains tax, and much more.

If you would like to ask Heather a question about tax, email her at taxquestions@thisismoney.co.uk.

Heather will do her best to reply to your message in a forthcoming monthly column, but she won't be able to answer everyone or correspond privately with readers. Nothing in her replies constitutes regulated financial advice. Published questions are sometimes edited for brevity or other reasons.

Please include a daytime contact number with your message - this will be kept confidential and not used for marketing purposes.

If Heather is unable to answer your question, you can find out about getting help with tax here, including sources of free professional advice if you are elderly and/or on a low income.

You can also contact MoneyHelper, a Government-backed organisation which gives free assistance on financial matters to the public. Its number is 0800 011 3797.

Heather gives tips on how to find a good accountant here, including when to seek help, hiring the right type of firm and typical costs.

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