Landowners in England are currently exempt from paying inheritance tax on land that is used to grow crops or rear animals, under policies designed to ensure farms can be passed down through generations.
But land that is turned into woodlands, wetlands or scrub, which the UK Govt are pushing (financially incentivising in the short term) to help tackle the "climate crisis", are subject to inheritance taxes of 40%.
Cleverly, subtle land grab policy? Remember the banks are all targetting home ownership currently... Sounds like conspiratorial crap again but if you look at the policies across public and some crony private sectors all are geared toward asset centralisation
via https://dailysceptic.org/2023/07/30/farmers-who-go-green-in-natural-england-scheme-face-inheritance-tax/
@TheStarkNakedBrief
But land that is turned into woodlands, wetlands or scrub, which the UK Govt are pushing (financially incentivising in the short term) to help tackle the "climate crisis", are subject to inheritance taxes of 40%.
Cleverly, subtle land grab policy? Remember the banks are all targetting home ownership currently... Sounds like conspiratorial crap again but if you look at the policies across public and some crony private sectors all are geared toward asset centralisation
via https://dailysceptic.org/2023/07/30/farmers-who-go-green-in-natural-england-scheme-face-inheritance-tax/
@TheStarkNakedBrief
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