Kemi Badenoch to outline inheritance tax cuts in conference speech

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : tax cuts are a good thing but you've got to be fiscally responsible.
56% : Kemi Badenoch has said multiple times that she would like to abolish inheritance tax, but she must find the savings first.
55% : A 40 per cent inheritance tax is currently charged on most estates valued over £325,000, or £500,000 on homes left to children.
52% : Kemi Badenoch is said to be preparing to unveil cuts to inheritance tax in her major speech at the Conservative Party conference this week.
48% : He confirmed both he and Ms Badenoch "ultimately" want to remove inheritance tax, but said the party would first need to ensure the move was funded.
45% : " Addressing the opening of the Conservative Party in Birmingham, the Tory leader said the Conservatives would "win the next election" as she unveiled a series of promises spanning welfare cuts, prison expansion and free childcare for higher-earning parents.
40% : Speaking to The Sunday Times ahead of the Birmingham gathering, Mrs Badenoch was asked if she intended to scrap the tax entirely.
37% : The Tory leader suggested on Sunday that reducing inheritance tax would be "morally right", and is now reportedly set to place tax cuts at the heart of her address on Wednesday.
36% : " Mrs Badenoch later added: "I am not going to announce tax cuts unless we can show how we pay for them...
31% : She is said to not be considering a complete abolition of the tax, and will reportedly cut the welfare bill in order to pay for part of the cuts.

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