Scrapping pensions tax-free cash to pay for IHT abolition branded 'terrible idea'
Chancellor Sajid Javid mulling IHT cut
Chancellor has hinted he could cut inheritance tax, saying 'it's something that's on my mind'
The Institute of Economic Affairs' (IEA) idea to scrap pensions tax-free cash to help pay for inheritance tax (IHT) abolition has been branded "a terrible idea". In an article in The Times on Monday (7 October), the IEA called on the government to scrap pensions tax-free cash to help pay for inheritance tax abolition. At the Conservative party conference earlier this month, chancellor Sajid Javid (pictured) hinted he could cut inheritance tax, saying "it's something that's on my mind". AJ...
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