Agricultural Relief for Inheritance Tax
HM Revenue & Customs (GOV.UK)
GOV.UK / HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)
Urban Farm DB summary
The UK's Agricultural Relief lets qualifying agricultural property — farmland, pasture, stud farms, farmhouses and cottages among others — pass free, or partly free, of Inheritance Tax. Owner-occupied land (or occupied by a spouse/civil partner) must be held for 2 years, land let to others for 7 years, to qualify. Relief is 100% where the owner farmed the land themselves or it is let on a tenancy starting after 1 September 1995, and 50% in other qualifying cases. For deaths on or after 6 April 2026, the combined 100% Agricultural Relief and Business Relief allowed against an estate is capped at £2.5 million, with any excess receiving 50% relief instead.
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- 100 %
relief rate full(agricultural relief inheritance tax)
Economics- region
- United Kingdom
- method
- 自ら耕作、または1995年9月以降開始の賃貸借等
- 2,500,000 gbp
combined relief cap(agricultural relief inheritance tax)
Economics- region
- United Kingdom
- year
- 2026-04-06以降の死亡分
- 50 %
relief rate other(agricultural relief inheritance tax)
Economics- region
- United Kingdom
- 2 years
occupation period owner(agricultural relief inheritance tax)
Economics- region
- United Kingdom
- 7 years
occupation period other(agricultural relief inheritance tax)
Economics- region
- United Kingdom
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