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Wouldnt have known if the accounant hadn't been in the other day and left stuff at hand. Yeah it's down for expenses and by the look of the amount the other house is too.
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Farm house rates, insurance, telephone and electric can be treated as business expenses when preparing farm accounts.
however you will not get 100% Tax relief on them. The accountant will adjust for this when doing tax return. Along with private use of motor car.
generally you should get tax relief on a third or quarter of rates and house insurance.
is your accountant a one man band?
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- thunder rd co.antrim
Has anyone noticed how every cxxt in the country is walking your land and farm lanes. Need to put a stop to it.already had someone complain about me blocking a right of way. Yes my right of way, not fxxking yours. I say naff off to them all because next year there will be more of the ......
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- Northern Ireland
how on earth? If You paid by cheque/bank transfer! Only thing an accountant could miss possibly is a small cash payment that’s not recorded.
one thing I’d advise if leaving a one man band before he knows you are leaving ask for a set of accounts and copy of last tax return. Say it’s for the bank. Some aren’t members of any accountancy bodies and can make life difficult.
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- Northern Ireland
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I’ve now an extended family member spends more time on the farm, walking around the looking here and there, than I do
Ballygreenan
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- Tyrone NI
Oh no, we're praying for a local fella in poor shape in hospital.Just heard our scanning man has died with covid, been scanning sheep and cows here for over 20 years, makes it a bit more real when you hear about someone you know.
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- Northern Ireland
Age of these guys? Underlying conditions?
Yes very sad , getting too close nowJust heard our scanning man has died with covid, been scanning sheep and cows here for over 20 years, makes it a bit more real when you hear about someone you know.
Mid 70s but healthy
We had thought he had a heart complaint a few years ago? Neighbour of yours wasn't he?
Within a mile but he didn't scan here so probably seem him less than you.
Ballygreenan
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- Tyrone NI
Mid 50's no issues that I'm aware of
Courier
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- M62 - M1 - M18 triangle
I’ve had one of them since 1974 ....My first wife ( his sister) used to lock the doors and hide the kids until he went away some days.
He is a time served welder though ......
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- Co antrim
Yes ossie scanned for us for years. Very shocked when i heard about it last night
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- thunder rd co.antrim
Not looking great
Mouser
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- near Belfast
Talking it down as usual, dont worry dale farm doing doorstep delivery will keep the white gold flowing
I heard today his wife is also very ill.
I for one am taking this very seriously until I know better what's happening.
Not enough people are taking it seriously, went through Ballymena to an out farm this morning, Tesco and Sainsbury's car parks were bunged at half 8. Plenty of cars/walkers and cyclists about at midday when I was on the way home.