There's a lot of truth in this.
There's enough exemptions / reliefs that anyone who's employing specialists to manage their affairs should be able to avoid most of the inheritance tax hit if they so choose. Whereas people who manage their own affairs such as a random pensioner who lived frugally and saved their wages for 50 years and ended up with 7 figures in the bank probably won't.
In the case of the Eavii, I think it's fairly safe to say that the reliefs are very much within the "spirit" of the rules for Business Relief and Agricultural Relief - the limited companies are established and actively trading, the farm is working, and both are long standing affairs (presumably) staying in the family so should qualify for 100% relief.
I was looking to go to La Prima Estate this year. Only 4 bands a night but looked a great setting for a festival, was fairly cheap. Unfortunately the organisers announced a lot of the lineup really late and the overall communication was poor. It clashed with the Euros as well which didn't help them either (Italy played a game at 8pm when the festival was on) which led to them putting a really cheap lineup for that day.
Pity really, could have been a great weekend, with a bit of sightseeing included.
tbf when it comes to the Country and Western names, if you aren't into that genre you aren't going to know most of the names regardless of age (bar you know the dolly partons and shiz)
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