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Budget 2026: How might IHT changes impact the farmland market?

Charlie Bryant, land valuer and auctioneer at Brown & Co, discusses how potential tax changes could disrupt land values

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Land valuer Charlie Bryant says: Bryant says ' Some of the land coming onto the market may have been influenced by the IHT changes, but there has been a perfect storm of other factors'
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Land valuer Charlie Bryant says: Bryant says ' Some of the land coming onto the market may have been influenced by the IHT changes, but there has been a perfect storm of other factors'

With speculation ebbing and flowing over a watering down or reversal of the inheritance tax (IHT) changes introduced in April 2026, Charlie Bryant, head of the national farm agency department at Brown...

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