MTA on Gold & Collectibles Record Keeping for UK Taxes, Estates and IHT in 2025-26

Описание: Gold, jewellery, coins, artwork, antiques, watches, and other collectibles can carry significant UK tax consequences if records are missing or incomplete. In this video, MTA explains gold and collectibles record keeping for UK taxes and why accurate documentation is increasingly critical for UK taxpayers in 2025-26.

MTA (My Tax Accountant) explains how HMRC assesses capital gains, inheritance tax exposure, and estate reporting where physical assets are involved. Whether assets are held personally, jointly, or as part of an estate, poor records can lead to disputes, estimated valuations, penalties, and delayed probate—especially for Excepted Estates in 2025-26.

This video covers what UK taxpayers must record for gold and collectibles, including purchase evidence, valuations, disposal records, inheritance history, and ownership changes. MTA also explains how HMRC may question undervaluations, how missing paperwork can affect IHT reporting, and why executors and beneficiaries must protect themselves through proper documentation.

For families managing estates, collectors building long-term value, and taxpayers holding high-value personal items, understanding how HMRC reviews non-cash assets is essential. MTA shares practical guidance based on UK tax rules and real-world scenarios to help you stay compliant, reduce risk, and avoid unnecessary HMRC challenges.

This content is tailored for UK taxpayers searching for guidance on gold, collectibles, inheritance tax records, Excepted Estates, and HMRC enquiries in 2025-26.

Read more expert UK tax guidance from MTA (My Tax Accountant):
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For personalised advice on record keeping, inheritance tax planning, or HMRC compliance, contact MTA today.
Phone: 0208 5708531
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Disclaimer
The information provided in this video is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, or financial advice. While MTA (My Tax Accountant) aims to reflect UK tax rules applicable in 2025-26, laws, HMRC practices, and individual circumstances may change. MTA accepts no liability for actions taken based on this content. Always seek tailored advice from a qualified UK tax professional before making decisions involving gold, collectibles, estates, or inheritance tax matters.



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