To find out if there’s Inheritance Tax to pay, you need to estimate the value of the property, money and possessions (the ‘estate’) of the person who died.

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You might need to apply for probate before you can deal with the property, money and possessions (the ‘estate’) of the person who died.

Pay any debts or taxes owed by the person who's died. You can then distribute the estate as set out in the will or the law.

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You’ll also need to complete a full account if assets held in trust passed to a surviving spouse, civil partner or charity and the trust was worth:

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Before you report the value of the estate (the deceased’s money, property and possessions), check if you need to send full details of the estate so that you complete the correct forms.

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The information you need to provide and how you do this depends on a number of factors, including whether Inheritance Tax is due or not.

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Courts and Tribunals Service Centre Telephone: 0300 303 0648 Monday to Friday, 9am to 1pm Closed on bank holidays Find out about call charges Webchat Email: contactprobate@justice.gov.uk

If your right to live in the UK depends on your relationship with someone who died you might need to apply for a new visa.

You can report the value of an excepted estate if you apply for probate. Check if you need probate and apply for it if you do.