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Commentary

I8.103 Valuation and QIIPs

IHT, trusts and estates

A person beneficially entitled to a qualifying interest in possession (QIIP) in settled property is treated as though he were beneficially entitled to the settled property in which his interest subsists1 (see Division I5.2), and it therefore forms part of his estate.

A situation may arise where an individual has a QIIP and also owns property absolutely,

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