Sign up for our FREE webinar: Are you ready for IHT changes?
In this Farmers Guardian webinar, in partnership with NFU Mutual, we'll discuss all the things farmers need to know ahead of the changes to Agricultural Property Relief and Business Property Relief which come into force on April 6.
In this exclusive Farmers Guardianwebinar, delivered in partnership with NFU Mutual, we'll provide essential guidance to help farmers and rural business owners prepare for significant changes to Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR) coming into force on April 6. Webinar will be taking place on March 26, 7pm and hosted by deputy editor, Alex Black.
These reforms could have major implications for farm succession planning, inheritance tax (IHT) liabilities, business structures and long-term financial security. During this in-depth session, our expert panel will:
Explain exactly what is changing with APR and BPR
Break down how the new rules may affect different types of farming businesses
Highlight potential inheritance tax implications
Discuss practical steps farmers can take now to protect their businesses
Explore succession planning strategies in light of the reforms
Answer your questions in a live Q&A session
Whether you run a family farm, diversified rural enterprise or partnership business, understanding these changes is crucial to safeguarding your legacy and ensuring a smooth transition to the next generation.
Join us for clear, practical advice to help you plan with confidence and make informed decisions before the new rules take effect.
Paul Clyde, NFU Mutual Financial Services Sales Manager
With 25 years of experience in Financial Services, Paul Clyde brings a wealth of expertise in advising clients and leading high‑performing teams. Paul has spent over a decade specialising in the farming and rural sector, advising on investment, retirement, succession, and protection planning.
As Sales Manager, Paul oversees NFU Mutual's Financial Services delivery in Scotland, across eight Financial Advisers and twenty insurance agencies. Known for his deep sector knowledge, relationship‑driven approach, and commitment to high standards of client care, Paul continues to champion sustainable financial outcomes for both advisers and their clients.
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