If not, what goes to them is free of tax only up to £325,000 in all (IHTA 1984 s18(2), IHTM11033). Answer Yes also if the spouse was deemed UK domiciled: UK domiciled at any time in the 3 years before, or UK resident in at least 15 of the 20 tax years before that tax year (IHTA 1984 s267, IHTM13024). A spouse who has lived in the UK that long is not limited.
If not, what goes to them is free of tax only up to £325,000 in all (IHTA 1984 s18(2), IHTM11033).
The £325,000 limit covers lifetime gifts to them as well (IHTA 1984 s18(2)). Leave empty if none.
Send HMRC a copy of the will and any codicils, not the originals.
Without a will the intestacy rules decide who inherits. We work out the shares from this (Administration of Estates Act 1925 s46).
A deed of variation made within 2 years of the death can change who inherits for Inheritance Tax (IHTA 1984 s142).
If yes, send HMRC a copy of the power of attorney.
Scotland only. Children can claim legitim from moveable property whatever the will says.