Labour-majority committee demands delay to farmers' tax due to 'poor' communication

MPs Call for Delay to Inheritance Tax Change to Protect ‘Vulnerable Farmers’

A cross-party committee of MPs has called on the government to delay changes to inheritance tax for farms until 2027. In its report published on Friday, the Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Committee (Efra) said this would allow ministers to better formulate tax policy and give the government an opportunity “to convey a positive long-term vision for farming.” Efra said the delays would also allow “vulnerable farmers” more time to seek profes…

Political opinion: Lib Dem MP, John Milne calls for Family Farm Tax to be reversed after damning cross-party report

Local Liberal Democrat MP, John Milne MP, has responded to a new cross-party report from the House of Commons Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (EFRA) Committee, which urges the Government to delay controversial changes to family farm inheritance tax, if not abandon them altogether.

'It needs to be stopped' - MPs call for delay to farms tax

MPs have called for year-long delay to the governnent's controversial farm inheritance tax changes, which sparked mass protests at Westminster.

Jeremy Clarkson, 65, shares real reason Labour's farmer tax raid WON'T be addressed in new series

Jeremy Clarkson, 65, shares real reason Labour's farmer tax raid WON'T be addressed in new Clarkson's Farm series - Jeremy Clarkson, 65, has been a vocal critic of the current Labour government for months now,

Labour MPs Tell Reeves Family Farm Tax 'Threatens Most Vulnerable'

Rachel Reeves’ family farm tax headache isn’t going away. A damning report from the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee – where seven of the eleven MPs are Labour – has torn into the government’s IHT changes on farms. They urge ministers to delay the overhaul by a full year to April 2027, warning the reforms “threaten to affect the most vulnerable”.[…] Read the rest

MPs on farming committee call on Rachel Reeves to delay family farm tax

The chancellor announced at the October budget farms valued at more than £1 million will no longer be able to claim inheritance tax relief from 2026.