Description
- Clients asking about tax, forestry and liquidity?
- Are your farming clients informed of all the recent income and capital tax changes?
- Grappling with tax compliance and cash-flow for farmers?
CPD: 2 hours
Online Seminar Price: €34
1. Are you up-to-speed with the tax issues the sector is facing?
• CGT Retirement Relief and Agricultural Relief for farm transfers
• Capital allowances for farmers
• Forestry operations and the eRCT regime from 1 January 2012
• Stamp duty for farming transactions and transfers
• VAT and cash-flow management
• Exemptions available on the profits, gains and dividends from woodlands
• Carbon taxes for the agricultural sector
• Impact of a potential property tax, household charge and the 80% windfall tax
2. What level of awareness of the agricultural sector do you have?
• Agri-food sector worth €24 billion to Ireland’s economy
• What are the recent advances and developments in dairying, cattle, sheep and tillage?
• What issues face the 150,000 employed in agri-food?
• Challenges in financial management and access to credit in agriculture
Let our expert speakers provide you with the essential all-round update on tax and sectoral issues related to farming and forestry.
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online now or for more information please contact Elspeth Hennessy or Joanne Hodson by emailing
training@taxinstitute.ie or by calling + 353 1 6631700.
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