Money transfer after death

My wife died few days ago after wishing that money lying in her joint bank account be transfered to her son & daughter living in USA. Now I am free from funeral ceremonies to do so. So will it be ok for income-tax law?
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Following the death of a spouse, you may wish to transfer funds from a joint bank account to your children residing in the USA, as per their wishes. This discussion clarifies that such transfers are generally not taxable for the recipients under UK income tax law, as they are considered transfers between relatives. This is often referred to as an 'oral will' and does not incur tax liabilities.

Yes, any payments made to son/daughter is not taxable in the hands of recipient.
Yes, there will be no tax on assets transfers after death of assessee. we can say it as oral will.
Yes it is not taxable as it is under relatives category

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