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Hi, my dad, a widow, has dementia and he is the sole owner of his flat. I have applied for an LPA to act on his behalf for personal welfare and/or property and affairs matters. Is there a difference selling his flat before or after his death? I've heard the government will tax on the sales proceeds after the owner passed away and when his flat is sold off. Is it true? What are the fees incurred selling his flat before or after his death? Thanks.
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