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Barker Son & Isherwood LLP: published probate fees

For estates paying inheritance tax, Barker Son & Isherwood LLP publishes a fee of £1,000 to £3,000 plus VAT.

50% below the £2,000 median across the 218 firms here that publish one for estates paying inheritance tax.

Read from the firm's own price page on 7 September 2026, yesterday. We publish the figures as the firm wrote them, including whether VAT is on top.

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Estates paying inheritance tax

Estates that need a full inheritance tax account for HMRC.

4 published prices for estates paying inheritance tax
PriceHow it is chargedWhat the firm published
£1,000 to £3,000plus VATFixed fee
The firm's words
The costs are more likely to be in the region of £1,000.00 plus VAT £200.00 (Total £1,200.00) to £2,500.00 plus VAT £500.00 (Total £3,000.00) plus disbursements (as above) where we are dealing with a short form inheritance tax account (IHT205) only.
£1,500 to £3,600plus VATFixed fee
The firm's words
The costs are more likely to be in the region of £1,500.00 plus VAT £300.00 (Total £1,800.00) to £3,000.00 plus VAT £600.00 (Total £3,600.00) and disbursements (as above) where a long-form inheritance tax account (IHT400) and supplementary schedules are required.
£1,500 to £4,200plus VATFixed fee
The firm's words
It would be for you to contact government agencies such as HMRC and the DWP, together with all utility companies. The costs are more likely to be in the region of £1,500.00 plus VAT £300.00 (Total £1,800.00) to £3,500.00 plus VAT £700.00 (Total £4,200.00) and disbursements (as above), depending o...
£2,500 to £6,000plus VATFixed fee
The firm's words
The costs are more likely to be in the region of £2,500.00 plus VAT £500.00 (Total £3,000.00) to £5,000.00 plus VAT £1,000.00 (Total £6,000.00) and disbursements (as above), depending on the composition of the estate and whether a short or long-form inheritance tax account is required.

Probate work

The firm did not say which part of the work this price covers.

3 published prices for probate work
PriceHow it is chargedWhat the firm published
£1,500 to £4,800plus VATFixed fee estimate
The firm's words
The example fees estimates are indicative only and concern non-contested administration. Example simple estate where there is a single beneficiary and no property, costs are likely to range between £1,500.00 plus VAT £300.00 (Total £1,800.00) - £4,000.00 plus VAT £800.00 (Total £4,800.00) and dis...
£3,000 to £9,600plus VATFixed fee estimate
The firm's words
Example typical estate where there are up to four UK based beneficiaries, a property and multiple bank accounts, the costs are more likely to be in the region of £3,000.00 plus VAT £600.00 (Total £3,600.00) - £8,000.00 plus VAT £1,600.00 (Total £9,600.00) and disbursements as below.
£6,000 to £14,400plus VATFixed fee estimate
The firm's words
Example complex estate - Where the estate is taxable, costs may be significantly higher and typically range between £6,000.00 plus VAT £1,200.00 (Total £7,200.00) - £12,000.00 plus VAT £2,400.00 (Total £14,400.00) and disbursements as below.

The firm

Regulated by
The Solicitors Regulation Authority, number 459862
Where
Andover, Hampshire, SP10 1NT
Telephone
01264 353411
Prices published at
www.bsandi.com/probate-fee-structure
Website
www.bsandi.com

How to read these prices

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