The Farmers Guardian podcast: Ask the expert: What farmers need to know about wills ahead of the IHT changes

In this week's Farmers Guardian, we take a look at wills as farmers prepare for the upcoming changes to Agricultural Property Relief

Alex Black
Deputy Editor
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The Farmers Guardian podcast: Ask the expert: What farmers need to know about wills ahead of the IHT changes

In the second of a two-part series, Farmers Guardian's Alex Black speaks to Sarah Aughwane from Withers to answer farmers' questions on wills and disputes in light of the upcoming changes to Inheritance Tax.

Ms Aughwane answers questions including 'what happens if I die without a will' and how to approach expected disputes.

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