Q1. Domicile
A person’s domicile is usually the country where their main home was.
The UK is not a ‘country’, so the question relates to whether they
had their main home in England and Wales, or Scotland or Northern Ireland.
If the deceased lived in one of these, answer Yes to this question.
Note...The Channel Islands and the Isle of Man are foreign countries and NOT
part of the UK.
Q2. Jointly Owned Assets
Examples of jointly owned assets are bank and building society accounts,
stocks and shares and houses and land owned in joint names. If ALL such assets
passed to the spouse or civil partner on their death, answer No to this question.
Q3. Gifts or other transfers that were not exempt
You may need to check with the executor of their estate to find out whether
any gifts or other transfers were not exempt according to the rules in the year
of their death.