How to pay less inheritance tax
How to pay less inheritance tax
Don't let HMRC be your biggest beneficiary
September 21, 2026

I’m pleased to announce part two of the webinar series: How to pay less inheritance tax – don’t let HMRC be your biggest beneficiary. Join us live on Wednesday 7th October at 7pm to learn about the practical levers you can use to improve your position, including:

  • Trusts
  • Gifting
  • Family Investment Companies
  • Spending
  • Insurance

Every family’s circumstances are different, so we’ll also explain how we work with you to design an IHT strategy tailored to your circumstances and the outcome you want for your family. There will be time for questions too if you have anything you’d like to ask the room.

RESERVER YOUR PLACE AT THE NEXT WEBINAR

In Part One of our webinar series, we explored the growing Inheritance Tax (IHT) challenge facing dentists and their families. Recent changes introduced by the Labour government mean that, for the first time, many dentists are more exposed than ever to significant IHT bills. If you missed it or want to remind yourself of what was discussed, catch up below:

If you have any questions about your individual circumstances, Dave and I are happy to speak to you before the webinar. Click below to book a call with us directly.

Complimentary consultation with Simon
Complimentary consultation with David

I hope you find the recording informative and I’m looking forward to sharing the solutions to this problem which has impacted so many dentists we speak to.

The information contained in this article is based on the opinion of Hive Business and does not constitute formal tax advice. Any tax outcomes will be based on individual circumstances, tax legislation and regulation, which are subject to change in the future. You should seek specific advice before embarking on any course of action. Hive Business does not provide regulated Financial Advice, including advice on investment, insurance or lending products or their suitability for you. This article is provided for information only and does not constitute, and should not be interpreted as, investment advice or a recommendation to buy, sell or otherwise transact, or not transact, in any investment including Bitcoin and other crypto. Any use you wish to make of any information contained within this article is, therefore, entirely at your own risk.

By Simon Vincent Tax Director
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