Chronic compartment syndrome must be differentiated from other causes of leg pain, including: 1  Medial tibial stress syndrome (shin splints). 2  Stress fractures. 3  Vascular abnormalities - eg, popliteal artery aneurysm, peripheral artery dissections.
The proceeds of a life insurance plan are not usually liable for either income or capital gains tax. But if youâre not careful, inheritance tax (IHT) could take a big chunk out of the policy payout. Inheritance tax is paid at 40% on the value of your estate above the so-called nil rate band of Â£325,000.In other words, if your estate was worth Â£500,000, the IHT bill could be 40% of Â£175,000, or Â£70,000.o, if your family is likely to be liable for IHT on your estate after your death, you can arrange life insurance to pay the bill. However, tax is a complex subject so you should talk first to a specialist advisor.
I was wondering how much I should put aside to pay my inheritance tax. A. There seems to be a lot of confusion on how an estate is taxed when a person dies. There are no taxes imposed against a person who inherits money. In other words, you will not pay any taxes.There may, however, be estate taxes imposed against the estate, but only if it was a large estate. Currently, estates under $5 million do not pay any taxes.If your fatherâs estate was valued at more than $5 million, the estate would have to pay taxes, but any money you received would be tax free.here may, however, be estate taxes imposed against the estate, but only if it was a large estate. Currently, estates under $5 million do not pay any taxes. If your fatherâs estate was valued at more than $5 million, the estate would have to pay taxes, but any money you received would be tax free.