Farmers have been betrayed over tax - NFU
The Herald|November 18, 2024
FARMERS are feeling "betrayed" about changes to inheritance tax, the farming union chief has said, but made clear that he does not condone halting supplies of food to supermarkets in protest.
Farmers have been betrayed over tax - NFU

A row has erupted over the new taxes for farms worth more than £1 million, exacerbated by uncertainty about Treasury figures the Budget move is based on.

A Cabinet minister insisted the measures were "fair and proportionate" and would not be drawn on why the Prime Minister did not speak to farmers as they staged a protest outside the Welsh Labour conference.

"I think the industry is feeling betrayed, feeling angry," National Farmers' Union president Tom Bradshaw said yesterday.

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