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Farmers who received initial queries from Revenue should acknowledge them by this Friday and will have a chance to appeal the tax assessment to follow, IFAC Accountants has advised.
Budget 2015 incorporated a significant amount of the recommendations in the Agri-tax Review.
Declan McEvoy Head of Tax IFAC National Tax Department looks at what do farmers need to do form a tax p
The change over under CAP reforms has the potential to land farmers moving into Limited companies with large tax bills - Head of Tax Declan McEvoy looks at the options.
Declan McEvoy, head of tax at IFAC Accountants, and Joe Lambe, branch manager at IFAC Accountants, Raphoe, highlight areas where planning ahead could save money