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What if a farmer is married?
If a farmer is married, his or her spouse would be able to pass on another £1.325m tax free, taking the total untaxed amount to £2.65m. There were 117 farms valued above £2.5m in 2021-22, according to the HMRC figures. In addition, there is a £175,000 tax-free allowance on a main residence when it is being passed on to children or grandchildren.
Will changes to inheritance tax affect farm farmers?
Tom Lancaster, land, food and farming analyst at the ECIU, said: “Hill farmers are often not rich and are less likely to be affected by changes to inheritance tax, but delays to new Government schemes could have an outsized negative impact on their livelihoods.
Are hill farmers getting a'sustainable farming incentive'?
Analysis by the ECIU has shown that hill farmers are only receiving 8% or £39 million of the Government’s new farming support scheme, the sustainable farming incentive (SFI), despite accounting for 15% of England’s area. Delays to new Government schemes could have an outsized negative impact on their livelihoods
Why are farmers calling for a change in inheritance tax?
Farmers across the south of England are calling for change after it was announced in the Autumn Budget that some farms would be charged inheritance tax. Karl Franklin, a farmer in Oxfordshire, said the news had caused "shock, massive worry and stress" in the farming community.
Are hill farmers facing an 'outsized' hit to livelihoods?
Hill farmers, who are among England’s poorest, face an “outsized” hit to livelihoods from delays to new farming schemes, a think tank has warned.
Are farmers' profits down or will their business go under?
It pointed to its recent survey of farmers' confidence that found 65% of those that replied said their profits were down or their business might go under. Mr Bradshaw said the government needed to take "critical steps" to put farming back onto a much firmer footing.