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Budget countdown: What farm businesses should review now - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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With public finances under pressure, the impetus to complete transactions and asset transfers in the next four weeks has ramped up, in case of further unfavourable tax changes. While there is not enough time to allow some moves to be made before 28 October, there are many families who have sought and been given advice over the past couple of years and have made their decisions but held back from completing matters, says Richard Miller, partner in the agri and estates team at law firm Burnetts. S
Advice on borrowing for farm building projects - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Borrowing to fund farm buildings can be done through high street banks or specialist funders and can be though a straightforward loan, hire purchase (HP) or what is commonly termed asset finance. There’s plenty of appetite to lend to farming across a wide range of funders, says Lee Hayes, corporate finance partner at north-east accountant Armstrong Watson. “High street banks all have agriculture specialists but can be more cautious than the secondary lenders, especially in times of general econo
Budgets show SFI vital to farm financial performance - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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The challenges of making a profit in many sectors are illustrated by the latest set of forecasts from farm business consultant Andersons. Most of the financial pain over the past few years has been felt in the combinable crop sector, but overall there is a huge variation in performance in individual businesses across all farm types. See also: Growing number of farm kit sales shows scale of restructuring Andersons’ Loam Farm model, based in the east of England, has 600ha of combinable crops, 240h
Why a farm machinery sales tax assessment is important - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Tax isn’t always front of mind when making machinery sales decisions, but getting the timing and a few other factors lined up correctly can make a big difference to the financial outcome. Timing is critical, especially where a business is in its final year of trading, as farmers’ averaging cannot be used to even out profits and losses in a final year, says Kate Bell, a partner in the farms and landed estates team at accountant Albert Goodman. “Sometimes it’s unavoidable that a sale happens in th
Growing number of farm kit sales shows scale of restructuring - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)
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Farm dispersal sale numbers are up significantly this autumn. In the three weeks to 11 September 25 sales were advertised in Farmers Weekly compared with 17 in the same period last year. These have been mainly arable sales on the eastern side of England. While September is traditionally a busy month for farm machinery auctions, this year Cheffins is running the busiest September in its 200-year history, says chairman Bill King. See also: How do I plan for tax on retirement farm sale? The firm ha
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