6 Apr 2022 | Firm News, Farming and Agriculture
As a schoolboy I always remember being told that the Ukraine was the bread basket of Europe. Even so, I did not appreciate, until the conflict in the Ukraine that nearly one third of the world’s wheat is grown either in the Ukraine or in Russia. Already we are...
22 Mar 2022 | Firm News, Farming and Agriculture
Reduced wheat production around the world has resulted in the surge in crop prices in the last quarter or so of 2021. This may continue to be the case in 2022 if the crisis in western Ukraine persists. I am beginning to see the increased crop prices impact as we are...
10 Feb 2022 | Firm News, Farming and Agriculture
Many farms have diversified and operate additional commercial ventures, such as renting or introducing other business operations. There are often risks with the potential loss of taxation reliefs if different activities are undertaken and these should be considered in...
19 Aug 2021 | Firm News, Annual Accounts, Farming and Agriculture
“The figures don’t lie” is an established mantra for us Accountants and might generally be the case for a set of accounts, but interpretation of farm accounts can be deceptive. I reviewed a set of limited company farm accounts recently. On the face of it, to the...
29 Apr 2021 | Firm News, Farming and Agriculture
Many businesses run as partnerships, whereby a number of individuals will be involved in running the business. In this article, I am going to look at Partnership Agreements specifically for Farms. For farming partnerships, the following common factors will often...
15 Apr 2021 | Firm News, Farming and Agriculture, Inheritance Tax
Inheritance Tax is charged on the value of assets and two important reliefs are available in the form of Business Property Relief (BPR) and Agricultural Property Relief (APR) which provide an exemption at either 100% or 50% on qualifying assets. Business Property...
