Incorporating a Dairy Farming Business

For some farms, incorporation can create significant opportunities for tax planning, succession and future growth.

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Should your dairy farm be trading through a limited company? Would limited liability better suit your business risk profile?

 

For some farms, incorporation can create significant opportunities for tax planning, succession and future growth. Tax is, of course, only one of many considerations, and ensuring any structure fits your personal and family circumstances is often more important.

 

For others, the additional costs, administration and long-term implications may outweigh the benefits.

 

Our updated Guide to Incorporating a Dairy Farming Business explores both sides of the argument, providing practical insight into the opportunities, challenges and key considerations involved in making this important decision.

 

To request a copy, contact Jayne Gillanders on 01271 326762 or email jayne@wardandcoaccountants.co.uk. Alternatively, speak to your usual Ward & Co adviser.

 

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