Farmland continues to offer a powerful value proposition: scarcity, price resilience, and unparalleled tax reliefs. According to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), UK farmland values rose 7.3% in 2024, buoyed by investor demand, food security concerns, and the monetisation of natural capital through carbon credits and biodiversity offsets.
The provision establishes tax deductions and tax-free reimbursements for eligible moving expenses for IC employees and certain political appointees, a measure aimed at preventing them from being unfairly taxed on money they spend to cover mandatory moving costs.
Investing in EIS qualifying single companies can be high risk, but with the potential for significant returns as well as generous tax reliefs. It is also a crucial source of funding for high-growth UK companies.