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"Some 56% of farmland bought in 2023 was sold to landowners who were not working farmers.
The revenue per acre is too low to warrant the purchase, unless you are extremely wealthy and are avoiding inheritance tax."
The revenue per acre is too low to warrant the purchase, unless you are extremely wealthy and are avoiding inheritance tax."
Whose land? Tax avoidance and the broken economics of British farming
Noise in the billionaire press about inheritance tax changes hides a basic fact: the non-farming rich own too much land
yorkshirebylines.co.uk
November 28, 2024 at 8:21 PM
"Some 56% of farmland bought in 2023 was sold to landowners who were not working farmers.
The revenue per acre is too low to warrant the purchase, unless you are extremely wealthy and are avoiding inheritance tax."
The revenue per acre is too low to warrant the purchase, unless you are extremely wealthy and are avoiding inheritance tax."
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I got a bit suspicious when I saw that Keir Starmer had signed 584 times.
They just made on- line petitions worthless, that is all they have achieved.
Musk has his grubby fingers all over this too.
They just made on- line petitions worthless, that is all they have achieved.
Musk has his grubby fingers all over this too.
November 25, 2024 at 3:33 AM
I got a bit suspicious when I saw that Keir Starmer had signed 584 times.
They just made on- line petitions worthless, that is all they have achieved.
Musk has his grubby fingers all over this too.
They just made on- line petitions worthless, that is all they have achieved.
Musk has his grubby fingers all over this too.