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Farming Articles

July 2019	SDLT Advantage of mixed use property Published online by LawSkills
July 2019	Wayleaves Published in TAXLine
May 2019	Tax for trees Published in Taxation
May 2019	The interaction of surviving spouse exemption with APR/BPR Published online by LawSkills
April 2019	Newly built farm cottage not qualifying for rollover relief Published in Small Business Tax & Finance
March 2019	CGT planning for farms Published in TAXAdviser Magazine
March 2019	Country Cottage Published in TAXATION
March 2019	Rollover and replacement potential for farms needs the correct understanding of ownership Published online by ICAEW Farming & Rural Business Community newsletter
March 2019	“Mars adjustment” on death of a sole trader Published online by Lawskills
February 2019	The importance of evidence of unoccupied property renovation for VAT advantage Published in Small Business Tax & Finance
February 2019	Land registration as a tax planning tool Published in TAXline practical points (034)
February 2019	IHT Planning and the Larke v Nugus statement Published in TAXline practical points (033)
February 2019	IHT liabilities valuing farm machinery Julie Butler looks at the VAT and tax considerations for a Taxation reader whose Client bought 10 goats for ‘Goat Yoga’ classes. Published online by Accountancy Daily
February 2019	Tax implications of yoga classes with animals Julie Butler looks at the VAT and tax considerations for a Taxation reader whose Client bought 10 goats for ‘Goat Yoga’ classes. Published in Taxation
February 2019	Grist for the mill Managing Partner Julie Butler and Associate Libby James highlight the tax implications to bear in mind when navigating the UK Agricultural Bill 2017-19 Published in STEP Journal
January 2019	Diversified Farm Probate valuations become more complex & with greater risk Julie Butler looks at how the farm probate valuation has and will become much more complicated with all the changes currently facing farming, eg. new planning permission guidelines, the need for increased diversifications; the Agriculture Bill promoting delivery of “public products” together with the recent significant tax tribunal cases such as Vigne and Graham. Published online by Lawskills

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