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“we use cookies to improve your website experience. to learn about our use of cookies and how you can manage your cookie settings, please see our cookie policy . by continuing to use the website, you consent to our use of cookies.” close free access subscribe renew home about us free access subscribe pdf archive contact us login please provide search keyword(s) revenue sections capital gains tax inheritance tax transfers of value lifetime gifts value added tax holiday homes & lets tax reliefs agricultural property relief business property relief capital allowances latest how much is enough? farm diversification and private use a developer comes knocking! the important marriage between farm tax planning and legal definitions farmers as small developers – taylor wimpey probate & succession sections will & trust drafting intestacy primogeniture latest the importance of partnership agreements – a scottish perspective vigne and the split of services ahdb farm business plans, succession and gdpr agricultural inheritance claims – the importance of the farm accounts, tax reports and meeting notes the herd basis on death of a partner or reduction of the herd disputes sections courts divorce wills & inheritance insolvency proprietary estoppel tribunals first-tier tribunal upper tribunal land tribunal special commissioners latest how much is enough? how creating a new asset can be a deemed disposal commercial woodland and the environment and the claim for input vat vigne v hmrc – enhanced livery (to be appealed) from the tribunals guidance, rules & legislation sections hmrc guidance limited liability partnerships act perpetuities & accumulations act latest the importance of partnership agreements – a scottish perspective planning matters – draft national planning policy framework published a practical and legal approach to buying a farm – part 2 a practical and legal approach to buying a farm – part 1 the new electronic communications code latest residential letting – time to incorporate? tax on furnished holiday lettings – where now? owning let houses in a company – beware ated cgt and sdlt on partitions of land nowadays, parents often seek to make similar provision for all their children. most obviously this can be achieved by leaving the family property to be held jointly by the children, in equal shares. revenue , capital gains tax the finance bill – committee stage the capital gains tax provisions in the finance bill are to be considered by a committee of the whole house of commons. among these are changes to cgt entrepreneurs’ relief, including the amended definition of ‘partnership purchase arrangements’. revenue , guidance, rules & legislation topic of the month - leaving the farm to the family in the case of a farming family, the farm itself is likely to be the family’s most important capital asset. it is likely that, if there are several children, only one will be able to take over the business. probate & succession , will & trust drafting grazing agreements and trading the tax effects of arrangements between owners of grazing land, and livestock farmers who graze their animals on that land are not always straightforward. disputes , tribunals latest issue download pdf issue only logged in subscribers have access to the pdf issue library. log in to continue or subscribe now close download past issues capital gains tax iht and cgt – instruments of variation readers will no doubt recall that, in his summer budget speech, the chancellor announced that there would be a review of instruments of variation. revenue , capital gains tax topic of the month: cgt entrepreneurs’ relief the finance act 2015 makes significant changes to the rules for claiming cgt entrepreneurs’ relief in respect of ‘associated disposals’, where land which is farmed by a partnership is owned by an individual partner instead of being held as a partnership asset. revenue , capital gains tax revenue a developer comes knocking! as the pressure increases for more homes to be built across the uk, the search for suitable land on which to build them grows and farmers/land owners with large swaths of land (often on the edges of larger towns/cities) will be in the sights of housing developers. often the developers will offer considerable sums of money – way above the land’s agricultural (or even assumed) value to the extent that many farmers cannot refuse. exeter, where i live, is a prime example. as well as being proud recipients of an ikea store, a new village recently sprang up on our outskirts (cranbrook) and further development is in the offing (including potentially a new railway network into west devon and cornwall). this is therefore not only a live issue for farmers, but will continue to be so for the foreseeable future. being offered a life-changing sum of money will obviously lead to matters to discuss within the farming family, but it raises a few questions from a tax perspective too. revenue , inheritance tax farm diversification and private use the question of farming and private use within the trading venture has always been a much debated and contentious area. such discussion has been made more complex by the increased farm diversification activities of, for example, equine, cottage lets, holiday accommodation and glamping, making the potential private use all the more available and therefore in need of quantification. all areas of tax must be considered, eg inheritance tax (iht) on death, capital gains tax (cgt) on disposals, income tax for disallowed expenses and of course vat. with diversification and a large amount of exempt supplies, eg diy livery and cottage lets, it is imperative to consider “partial exemption” calculations for vat. there is also the question of “fairness” within the farming partnership and transparency of such use between partners. revenue , tax reliefs disputes from the tribunals the farming/landowning community faces a very complex time for financial survival with low farm profitability. there is a serious necessity to diversify. firstly, there is the need to choose the correct diversification structure together with a valuable income stream. secondly, there is the need to maximise tax efficiency, at a time when there are both inheritance tax (iht) and vat attacks on diversification projects. disputes , tribunals from the tribunals in a recent first-tier tribunal case, little rascals pets ltd (tc5811), the question was whether the sale of puppies that were ‘sold on’ qualified for the ‘second-hand goods scheme’ for vat purposes. this might be considered a delicate area of debate; however the points arising from this case apply across many industries and the facts of the case do need considering and are interesting to look at. little rascals pets ltd considered that puppies purchased from suppliers that are non-vat registered, should only be charged on with vat on the profit that is made when the puppies are resold, rather than vat on the full sales price. such a view was on the basis that the puppies were ‘second-hand’ and came under the scope of the “second-hand goods” margin scheme, however hmrc did not agree with the treatment and stated that the complete output from the sale of the puppies was subject to vat. disputes , tribunals probate & succession the importance of partnership agreements – a scottish perspective the partnership as a business entity has a number of attractions. it is easy to establish and, subject to the terms of its constitution, it can be operated in an informal manner. it is also very private (especially compared to a limited company or limited liability partnership) and flexible, allowing for different types of right and responsibility to be created. probate & succession , guidance, rules & legislation vigne and the split of services as we await the result of the upper tribunal hearing in vigne following on from the judgment ( vigne deceased, personal representative of the esta

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