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Budget 2021 is a critical event for the agricultural sector with the future of numerous agri schemes in the balance, while the continuation of taxation allowances on aspects such as the transfer of family farms and stamp duty relief on agricultural purchases of vital importance.
Ifac, Ireland’s farming, food and agribusiness professional services firm, has teamed up with the Agricultural Science Association (ASA) and the Irish Farmers Journal to hold an online briefing outlining the implications of Budget 2021 for Irish farming and rural communities.
You can watch HERE now.
Expert analysis
ASA president Dr Anne-Marie Butler chairs the online event and is joined by head of fax at ifac Declan McEvoy, who will share his perspective on Budget 2021 and outline the important aspects for the tax regime and provide an insight into any changes.
Sheep and schemes editor with the Irish Farmers Journal Darren Carty will discuss changes to vital farm schemes for 2021 for all enterprises and what potential changes are coming down the track for farmers.
Speaking about the event, ifac's Declan McEvoy said: “At ifac, we have been providing financial advice to farming families for over 40 years and we understand the issues and challenges they are now facing with the increasing economic uncertainty.
“In a year like no other, and with the imminent threat of a no-deal Brexit, we are committed to helping rural Ireland sustain its economic viability.
"We are very grateful to the experts involved for sharing their time and valuable expertise and we hope this webinar will help farming communities to prepare for what lies ahead.”
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Watch HERE NOW.
Budget 2021 is a critical event for the agricultural sector with the future of numerous agri schemes in the balance, while the continuation of taxation allowances on aspects such as the transfer of family farms and stamp duty relief on agricultural purchases of vital importance.
Ifac, Ireland’s farming, food and agribusiness professional services firm, has teamed up with the Agricultural Science Association (ASA) and the Irish Farmers Journal to hold an online briefing outlining the implications of Budget 2021 for Irish farming and rural communities.
You can watch HERE now.
Expert analysis
ASA president Dr Anne-Marie Butler chairs the online event and is joined by head of fax at ifac Declan McEvoy, who will share his perspective on Budget 2021 and outline the important aspects for the tax regime and provide an insight into any changes.
Sheep and schemes editor with the Irish Farmers Journal Darren Carty will discuss changes to vital farm schemes for 2021 for all enterprises and what potential changes are coming down the track for farmers.
Speaking about the event, ifac's Declan McEvoy said: “At ifac, we have been providing financial advice to farming families for over 40 years and we understand the issues and challenges they are now facing with the increasing economic uncertainty.
“In a year like no other, and with the imminent threat of a no-deal Brexit, we are committed to helping rural Ireland sustain its economic viability.
"We are very grateful to the experts involved for sharing their time and valuable expertise and we hope this webinar will help farming communities to prepare for what lies ahead.”
Read more
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