| November 2019 |
The profitability of woodland
Joint Managing Partner Julie Butler FCA and Fred Butler, MSc ATT, Tax Manager – Farming & Equine Department, look at factors driving the profitability of woodland together with a reminder of the tax reliefs and exemptions available. They go over commercial woodland, inheritance tax, APR and BPR and when woodland activity is farming, among other things.
Written for ICAEW, published in TAXline |
| October 2019 |
Letting lacuna?
In this article Fred and Malcolm explain how capital gains tax holdover relief might be obtained on a let cottage. The Article has been written by Fred Butler, Tax Manager – Farm & Equine Department and Malcolm Gunn, consultant with Butler & Co, author of Tolley’s Inheritance Tax and joint author with Julie Butler of Stanley: Taxation of Farmers and Landowners.
Published in Taxation |
| September 2019 |
Will MTD improve accuracy of farm accounts?
Joint Managing Partners Julie Butler FCA and Lucinda Knighton ACA explain the importance of rigorous financial accounting and the impact of MTD for VAT.
Published online by Accountancy Daily |
| August 2019 |
Property prospects
Julie Butler FCA, Joint Managing Partner considers the potential tax advantage of selling residential farm cottages before 6 April 2020.
Published in Taxation |
| July 2019 |
The profitability of woodland
In this article Joint Managing Partner Julie Butler FCA and Tax and Fred Butler MSc ATT, Tax Manager – Farm & Equine Department explore the tax implications of owning woodland.
This article published in Small Business Tax & Finance is not publically available, please contact the office on (01962) 735544 for the password to view this article |
| July 2019 |
Tax planning: lasting power of attorney for farmers
Setting up a lasting power of attorney is a shrewd move for farmers as they prepare to pass their business to the next generation, giving them flexibility and protection from a punitive tax bill says Julie Butler FCA, Joint Managing Partner in this article written jointly with Tax and Accounts Associate Libby James ACA.
Published online by Accountancy Daily |
| July 2019 |
SDLT Advantage of mixed use property
Published online by LawSkills |
| July 2019 |
Wayleaves
In this article, Joint Managing Partner, Julie Butler FCA looks at whether wayleaves are farm property income, trading income or capital sums.
Published in TAXLine |
| May 2019 |
Tax for trees
Joint Managing Partner, Julie Butler FCA and Fred Butler MSc ATT, Tax Manager – Farm & Equine Department explain the various tax advantages for woodlands and the relative importance of such property to the tax treatment of farms.
Published in Taxation |
| May 2019 |
The interaction of surviving spouse exemption with APR/BPR
Published online by LawSkills |
| April 2019 |
Grain silo is plant
First published in Tax Journal on 9 April 2019 (www.taxjournal.com) and reproduced with kind permission. All rights reserved. |
| April 2019 |
Newly built farm cottage not qualifying for rollover relief
Joint Managing Partner Julie Butler FCA examines the availability of rollover relief for farm assets.
This article published in Small Business Tax & Finance is not publically available, please contact the office on (01962) 735544 for the password to view this article |
| March 2019 |
CGT planning for farms
In this article Joint Managing Partner Julie Butler FCA and Tax and Accounts Associate Libby James ACA examine the executors’ responsibility to capital gains tax planning on farms.
Published in TAXAdviser Magazine |
| March 2019 |
Country Cottage
Julie Butler FCA, Joint Managing Partner warns how the apparently idyllic country cottage can give rise to less than happy tax issues.
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
Joint Managing Partner Julie Butler FCA explains why is can be advantageous for farm residences to be unoccupied prior to renovation.
This article published in Small Business Tax & Finance is not publically available, please contact the office on (01962) 735544 for the password to view this article |
| 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 |