01/09/2026
Are your SSAS arrangements still fit for purpose in today’s changing IHT landscape?
Self-Invested Small Self-Administered Schemes (SSASs) have long been a powerful tool for business owners and families, offering flexibility around commercial property investment, succession planning and intergenerational wealth transfer.
But as the Inheritance Tax (IHT) environment evolves, the conversation is shifting beyond tax efficiency alone.
Trustees and advisers increasingly need to consider:
- The practical implications of member death
- Liquidity challenges where schemes hold illiquid assets
- Trustee governance and decision-making processes
- The importance of letters of wishes and death benefit nominations
- Opportunities for succession and intergenerational planning
- The value of regular strategic reviews
Our latest guide, "SSAS Planning in a Changing IHT Environment," explores these key considerations and provides practical insights for solicitors, trustees, accountants and business owners.
Proactive planning today can help ensure SSAS arrangements continue to support both family and business objectives tomorrow.
Download the guide and explore the opportunities and challenges shaping SSAS planning: https://bit.ly/4gv4lY6