Watch it back: ‘Virtual Breakfast’ Q&A with Director and Rural Accountant, Neil Cox
Thank you to everyone who joined our ‘Virtual Breakfast’ Q&A on Friday 1 May, and for those who asked us a question.
In this session we featured the below topics and we’ve highlighted the time they were discussed so you can get to that section with ease.
1st May 2020
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Neil Cox See profile
2.11: Introducing Neil Cox, Director and Rural Accountant at Old Mill.
3.31: What are your experiences with clients and the agri-industry currently? What conversations are you having with your clients?
7.01: Have you changed the way you work with your clients because of lock-down and COVID-19?
9.28: Focusing on the future – The Sausage Balloon Effect
10.59: Over the years, has your role changed as a rural accountant?
13.41: The benefits for clients on having the difficult conversations about succession and inheritance tax planning.
17.32: Should I take on additional loans to keep the farm going or push the farm forward?
21.13: What is this scheme, is it relevant to farmers, when does it open and what tips do you have when applying?
30.14: Remember your credit rating status
32.22: Can I use grant money to pay the wages of my furloughed staff? What has been your experience of furloughing in the farming community?
36.05: Can you explain why it is a good idea to get my tax return done early?
For more information, or if you have any questions about any of the above, please contact your Old Mill adviser or email enquiries@om.uk.