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Written by Charlie Jacoby
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Wednesday, 01 September 2010 10:15 |
 Roger Martin-Fagg (pictured) of surveyor George F White has produced a quarterly outlook Economic Update August 2010 which needs to be read - says GFW's Hugh Fell - "with a wet towel around head". It provides a 'look forward' for businesses in the light of world economics. |
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Written by Colin Thomson
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Sunday, 08 August 2010 16:38 |
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VAT exemption rules explained
The partial exemption rules were revised with effect from 1 April 2010. There are two main changes: revised “de minimis” tests (there are now three) and the introduction of a new annual test. “Up to 1 April 2010 there was one de minimis test – if your exempt input tax in relation to your purchases did not exceed £7,500 per annum on average, and if it was no more than 50% of your total input tax, you could reclaim all your input tax. That test remains unchanged and, unfortunately, yet again the thresholds have not been increased. |
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Written by Charlie Jacoby
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Thursday, 01 July 2010 08:32 |
 Photovoltaic cells on farmlandRural estates and farms could use the new renewable energy feed-in tariff scheme to increase their annual income by tens of thousands of pounds each year, according to an analysis by Knight Frank’s renewable energy team, contained in the firm’s publication The Rural Report. |
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Written by David Lewis
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Tuesday, 22 June 2010 19:29 |
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A guarded welcome to the Budget
The Farmers' Union of Wales’ today gave the new Chancellor’s budget a guarded welcome while stressing that it is still early days and only with time will the farming industry be able to assess the impact of cuts in the public sector. |
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Written by Peter Laws
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Tuesday, 22 June 2010 19:18 |
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Andrew Arnott of Saffery Champness
Commenting on the Chancellors’ Emergency Budget Speech (today 22/06/10), Andrew Arnott, a partner in the Landed Estates & Rural Business Group at accountants Saffery Champness, says: “While the main measures of the Emergency Budget were predicted to be on severe cuts to the public sector, there was a relatively soft landing in terms of some of the expected tax rises”. |
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