Farmers are gearing up for another protest outside Parliament in response to Labour's proposed changes to inheritance tax regulations. The initiative is spearheaded by Save British Farming and coincides with a debate on an e-petition signed by over 148,000 people, advocating for the preservation of current inheritance tax exemptions for working farms. Labour remains steadfast, planning to implement a 20% tax on farms valued at over 1 million. Protests are being supported by political figures like Nigel Farage, who calls for peaceful advocacy as the movement gains traction nationally.
We are continuing our campaign against Labour's changes to inheritance tax rules and organizing a tractor rally outside Parliament to garner support.
With more than 148,000 signatures, our e-petition aims to maintain the current inheritance tax exemptions for working farms amidst ongoing debates in Parliament.
Labour is firm in its decision to impose a 20% inheritance tax on farms valued over 1 million - there's no indication of a policy reversal.
Nigel Farage voiced his support for farmers during the protest, emphasizing the importance of peaceful demonstrations and the growing momentum of the movement.
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