Chronic compartment syndrome must be differentiated from other causes of leg pain, including: 1  Medial tibial stress syndrome (shin splints). 2  Stress fractures. 3  Vascular abnormalities - eg, popliteal artery aneurysm, peripheral artery dissections.
The proceeds of a life insurance plan are not usually liable for either income or capital gains tax. But if youâre not careful, inheritance tax (IHT) could take a big chunk out of the policy payout. Inheritance tax is paid at 40% on the value of your estate above the so-called nil rate band of Â£325,000.In other words, if your estate was worth Â£500,000, the IHT bill could be 40% of Â£175,000, or Â£70,000.o, if your family is likely to be liable for IHT on your estate after your death, you can arrange life insurance to pay the bill. However, tax is a complex subject so you should talk first to a specialist advisor.
Best Answer: In the US, life insurance proceeds (the death benefit you mother will collect) is income tax free. The one exception is life insurance paid by an employer (your father's place of work) for his benefit. In that case the first $50,000 of death benefits are income tax free, the rest is taxed.If your father had a $250,000 policy at work, $50,000 would be tax-free and $200,000 would be taxed.lso, your insurance agent should be able to tell you if your life insurance policy benefits will be taxable. Finally, different taxes may apply to the benefits paid by your life insurance policy if the death benefit is paid to the beneficiary in installments, instead of as a lump sum.