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UK inheritance tax: APR and BPR changes from 6 April 2026—practitioner training, trust clauses, spousal transferability, anti‑fragmentation, case study, administration checklist and pitfalls

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Contents

  • Updates to APR/BPR
  • Transfer between spouses
  • Reasons asset targeting falls short
  • APR/BPR trust clause
  • Funding the trust
  • Case study
  • Case study solution
  • Anti‑fragmentation
  • Administration checklist
  • Client communications
  • Pitfalls and risks

Summary

These PowerPoint slides are designed as a foundation for a training session on Agricultural and Business Property Relief for the relevant fee earners. The presenter can tailor them—by trimming or expanding the points—to match the audience.

How to use these slides

Allow around two minutes per slide, and use the case study for a 20‑minute breakout. If more depth is required, the content can be delivered over two or three separate training sessions.

Further reading

  • Autumn Budget 2024—Private Client analysis
  • Hot topic—the reform of business property relief and agricultural property relief
  • Change in the approach to IHT planning for farmers
  • Tax—Finance Act 2026 tracker—progress through Parliament [Archived]...
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