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Ewan

Ewan

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Online913127Y said:
It wasn't that much at the time..probably 15 years ago…in fairness i saved him about £1.3m in Inheritance Tax genuinely didn't value the gift as i would now…one of my regrets if i am honest as i get older and ahem..wiser..
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How this tax saving? I thought there was not much that could be done, other than gifting at least seven years before death? Feel free to PM me.
 
Online913127Y

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Ewan said:
How this tax saving? I thought there was not much that could be done, other than gifting at least seven years before death? Feel free to PM me.
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The landscape now is alot different to then but it can still be done using the right tools. Ill PM you..
 
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mark.bellino.social@gmail said:
What in the good Lord's truth ... WOWSERS!
That is awesome ... but, unless you have a lot of friends or 4 mouths to smoke through ... that's a lot of cigars.
I'm envious though!
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Thanks! I do smoke regularly though, probably around 2 boxes a month. So it really isn’t that many but I do keep a point of topping up whenever I come across some.
Actually at the moment the floor is full too as I ran out of space, just didn’t have a pic of it :)


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Bebs

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It’s tricky.. if you want same size (Churchill) and Cuban, then it’s £50ish minimum.
With New World cigars you can find a decent Churchill sized for £20-30.
 
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Bebs said:
It’s tricky.. if you want same size (Churchill) and Cuban, then it’s £50ish minimum.
With New World cigars you can find a decent Churchill sized for £20-30.
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Im very much old world so it will have to be cuban. What would you recommend?
 
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