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Tax authorities clawed back £246million in unpaid inheritance tax last year following approximately 4,000 compliance investigations, according to recently published HMRC figures examined by TWM Solicitors.The revenue service has intensified its efforts to identify underpayments by cross-referencing information from multiple government bodies and external sources.HMRC investigators are understood to be drawing on records held by the Land Registry and Trust Registration Service, while also utilising Google Maps to spot potential discrepancies in estate valuations.This multi-agency approach allows officials to verify property details and asset declarations against independent data sources.The crackdown reflects growing scrutiny of estates as more families find themselves…

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