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Inheritance Tax Changes Now in Force: What the APR and BPR Reforms Mean for Your Estate
Inheritance Tax Changes Now in Force: What the APR and BPR Reforms Mean for Your Estate

07 Apr, 2026

By Jon Latchem-Smith

Inheritance Tax Changes Now in ForceAs of 6 April 2026, significant reforms to Agricultural Property Relief (APR) and Business Property Relief (BPR) have come into effect, with important implications for individuals, families, and business owners.These changes represent a major shift in how certain assets are treated for inheritance tax (IHT) purposes and may affect existing estate planning arrangements.Key Changes to Be Aware OfA £2.5 million cap per individual now applies to assets eligible for 100% APR/BPRAssets exceeding this threshold will receive 50% relief onlyThe reforms impact certain shareholdings, including some AIM-listed investmentsTrusts are now subject to the same relief capEligible IHT liabilities can be paid in...
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A Better Day for Children in the Family Courts. And It's Long Overdue.

23 Mar, 2026

A Better Day for Children in the Family Courts. And It's Long Overdue.

For years, families going through separation have faced something that should never be part of any child's story: waitin...

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What Rights Do Unmarried Couples Have When They Split?

10 Feb, 2026

What Rights Do Unmarried Couples Have When They Split?

Key TakeawaysThere is no "common law marriage" in England and WalesUnmarried partners have no automatic property rights...

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Can My Ex Claim My Pension in a Divorce?

03 Feb, 2026

Can My Ex Claim My Pension in a Divorce?

Key TakeawaysYes, pensions can be divided in divorce — they are treated as matrimonial assetsPension sharing orders tran...

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How Long Does Conveyancing Take When Buying a House?

27 Jan, 2026

How Long Does Conveyancing Take When Buying a House?

Key TakeawaysAverage conveyancing time is 8-12 weeks from offer accepted to completionLocal authority searches are often...

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What Happens If I Die Without a Will? Intestacy Rules Explained

20 Jan, 2026

What Happens If I Die Without a Will? Intestacy Rules Explained

Key TakeawaysIf you die without a will, the law decides who inherits — your wishes are not consideredUnmarried partners...

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What Is a Consent Order and Why Do I Need One After Divorce?

16 Jan, 2026

What Is a Consent Order and Why Do I Need One After Divorce?

Key TakeawaysA consent order makes your financial agreement legally binding — without one, your ex can make claims again...

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