McDonald's raises concerns over Inheritance Tax changes for British farmers

The fast food chain said it was 'conscious' of how changes to Inheritance Tax changes could impact family farms

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McDonald's said: "We recognise the importance of this issue to British farmers and are conscious of the concerns being raised."
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McDonald's said: "We recognise the importance of this issue to British farmers and are conscious of the concerns being raised."

Agricultural Property Relief McDonald's has raised its concern over proposed changes to Agricultural Property Relief and how it could impact the future of British farming. The fast food chain said...

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