Rural Insight. Edition 1, 2024
The farming community, perhaps more than any other industry, knows how volatile the future can be. Preparing for unexpected events such as abnormal weather, trade negotiations, supply chain and environmental issues, is second nature. In recent months, the COVID-19 pandemic has served as a reminder to the wider economy of the importance of farming, food and the rural environment. We must all hope that those positive sentiments are not short-lived.
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26th June 2024
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Our latest Rural Insight is packed full of useful news and financial wisdom from our expert rural advisers. We share with you the latest in accountancy, tax and financial planning so you can successfully prepare your farming business for whatever challenges and opportunities lie ahead.
In this edition:
06 Agroforestry? Don’t get stumped by Tax
07 Stewardship and Natural Capital – is the tax fog lifting?
08 Working capital revisited
10 The most important tax tool is forward thinking
11 Guest spot: Crediton Milling Company
12 Spring Budget 2024: Stamp Duty Land Tax
13 Furnished Holiday Let tax advantages
14 The future of your farm
16 The importance of timing expenditure
17 Guest spot: An update from Environmental Farmers Group
18 Reduce your tax bill with Research and Development
For more information, or if you have any questions about any of the content in our Rural Insight, please contact your Old Mill adviser or click here…