Farmers pay their taxes like everyone else, but the only way many of them will be able to afford to pay inheritance tax is by selling their farm or land. Thousands of family farmers are cash strapped and will have to sell their land assets to foot the bill.

“We’ve ended the estate tax on farms,” says Trump while Starmer sits there knowing full well his family farms tax is taxing farmers into the ground. Inheritance tax is a regressive death tax - whether it hits small businesses, family farms or grieving families. Scrap it!

Donald Trump discusses getting rid of the estate {inheritance} tax on family farms in the USA because of the financial and mental health impact on farmers. Keir Starmer awkwardly looks on in silence.

Starmer is a complete and utter national embarrassment. I can’t work out if he is just pig ignorant, hopelessly clueless, vindictive or just a pathological liar. Or perhaps all four. His #FamilyFarmTax is having catastrophic consequences. What will it take for him to listen.

Farming & Inheritance Tax – A Reality Check Most farms operate on incredibly tight margins — typically earning just 0.5% to 1% profit per year on the capital value of the farm. That means even a 2% annual inheritance tax (IHT) bill, spread over 10 years, would be unsustainable

Re the encounter with Keir Starmer and President Donald J. Trump our farmer killing UK Prime Minister said that our #deathtax was much lower here. Once again not telling the truth. USA was around £1565/acre before it was removed Ours will be £1962/acre just on land.

Still getting over the BBC accidentally broadcasting Donald Trump’s “death tax” roast of Keir Starmer — but only because it was live, of course. 🙄 Funny how farming stories, like local livestock thefts or UK food security, never seem to go out live though… Must be a bad signal

Join the campaign. Sign the petition against Labour's cruel Family Farms Tax: StopTheFarmTax.com

It’s becoming increasingly apparent that the Labour government are: 1. restricting individuals from growing their own food. 2. trying to grab the farmland that produces our food. No government should ever do this. It’s fundamentally wrong.

Meet Sam. His family have farmed here in Essex for generations. But his farm, as well as thousands of others are staring down the barrel of Labour’s Family Farms Tax. We have stop it before it’s too late. StopTheFarmTax.com

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Farmers: Speak Up on IHT Changes 🚜 The gov plans to cap APR & BPR at £1m from 2026 — threatening family farms, forcing land sales, and risking 200,000+ rural jobs. ⚠️ No proper consultation was held. That’s why a judicial review is underway. This isn’t just about tax — it’s

NFU Vice-president @RachelHallos was on BBC Leeds this morning, explaining why the family farm tax is so detrimental and how the NFU's alternative 'clawback' method works. Listen at 1:13:32 👉 ow.ly/ws2M50WBetx #BBCFarmwatch #Farm24

It looks like this year’s harvest will be catastrophic. That should be a worry for anyone who eats food. If a disaster on this scale had befallen any other industry, there would be a lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth.

FAMILY FARM TAX: "The farmers' death tax is shabby, will stoke food price inflation and could seriously undermine this country's ability to feed itself" "Labour's policies are ill-conceived and rushed, with a strong whiff of class prejudice, aimed at thousands of farming

Had the judges from FarmersWeekly Awards today to look around the pigs and talk mainly to Mrs Moss Valley Fine Meats .... Only to check emails after they had left to find Karen is shortlisted again for Yorkshire Pig Farmer of the year #YPRuralAwards

🚨 BRITAIN’S FOOD SUPPLY IS IN DANGER 🚨 A shocking new report warns that 1 in 8 dairy farmers are preparing to quit within the next year. The causes? 🔻 Labour shortages — skilled workers are leaving the industry. 🔻 Skyrocketing costs — feed, fuel, and wages at unsustainable

Centax, from whom Rachel Reeves took her farming inheritance tax idea, has said the policy should be better focused, and found it impacts working farmers more than other landowners, and some will not be able to pay without selling farm assets centax.org.uk/news-release-i…

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