Breeder Briefings: Securing your stud's future
About this Webinar
TBA Chief Executive Naomi Mellor is joined by Andrew Diplock from Streets Accountants for a candid conversation on tax and the Autumn budget and what that means for you. In this webinar, they focus on inheritance tax, pensions, capital gains relief and much more.
Andrew Diplock FCA BFP is a Chartered Accountant with more than 20 years’ experience in private practice, specialising in the bloodstock and equine industry. He leads Streets Bloodstock, advising breeders, trainers, racehorse owners, jockeys and bloodstock professionals in the UK and internationally.
Andrew is widely regarded for his deep, practical understanding of how the bloodstock industry operates, from ownership and breeding structures through to training, racing and sales. As an Honorary Member of the Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association (TBA), he works closely with industry bodies and stakeholders and remains closely connected to the commercial realities of the sector.
His work focuses on helping clients build, grow and protect their bloodstock interests, while navigating an increasingly complex tax and regulatory environment. Andrew has particular expertise in VAT planning for bloodstock and racing activities, partnership and ownership structures, and the tax-efficient management of high-value bloodstock assets, including international ownership arrangements.
Video details
- Length:
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45m
- Subject:
- Breeder BriefingsEmployer Support
- Published:
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13 Nov 2026
- Talk type:
- Webinar
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