The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Inheritance and Intergenerational Fairness (APPG IIF) was established in February 2019 to promote understanding of the issues generated by inheritance and intergenerational fairness issues and to facilitate discussion on methods of reform. STEP provided Secretariat support for the Group.
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The APPG is now no longer active.
The historical register for APPG IIF is available here (DOCX)
FAQs on the recommendations contained within the Reform of Inheritance Tax report of January 2020
Intergenerational fairness and the housing challenge, and the relevant tax-related issues
- APPG notes (PDF 627KB) for meeting 7 July 2020
Review of the Reform of inheritance tax report
- APPG notes (DOCX 29KB) for meeting 23 June 2020
Reform of inheritance tax report
In January 2020 the APPG produced a Reform of inheritance tax (PDF) report with two major recommendations for the government to reform the current inheritance tax regime.
Please contact policy@step.org if you would like further information on the report.
Interim recommendations May 2019
In May 2019 the APPG produced a paper with some interim recommendations which were submitted to the Office of Tax Simplification in relation to simplifying inheritance tax. The recommendations proposed a number of ways in which certain aspects of the current inheritance regime could either be removed or altered to remedy the current complexities. The paper was also copied to the Chancellor Philip Hammond who sent a letter in response on 24 May 2019.
The paper and letter can be found here:
- All Party Parliamentary Group - Inheritance and Intergenerational Fairness (PDF 340KB)
- Letter from Philip Hammond (PDF 534KB)
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