Small Dairy Farmers Scheme.

peclova

Member
A chap I was speaking to, well connected and certainly in the know, let it slip that he had seen a document which indicated that this EU scheme would be at worse, only cost neutral to the UK treasury. He believed much of the payments would be recouped in reduced tax credits, additional VAT on an "impulse" purchases or extra income tax liabilities.
 
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East Mids
A chap I was speaking to, well connected and certainly in the know, let it slip that he had seen a document which indicated that this EU scheme would be at worse, only cost neutral to the UK treasury. He believed much of the payments would be recouped in reduced tax credits, additional VAT on an "impulse" purchases or extra income tax liabilities.
I doubt that to be the case for the scale of farm that is eligible. That was a very deep hole in income for 2-3 years and many will have had taxable losses, let alone using their personal allowance, so will not have paid any tax and are still climbing back out of that hole. They can't afford 'impulse' purchases and were disadvantaged by changes to the tax credit system a few years ago.
 

Same95

Member
Mixed Farmer
It should go to someone who's 45 with no one over 50 on the paetnership , got 2 herds one with robots on heavy land and three kids who's organic and has been for 19 years who's hung like a horse.

Guess which one(s)counts me out!
organic kids Sid?
A chap I was speaking to, well connected and certainly in the know, let it slip that he had seen a document which indicated that this EU scheme would be at worse, only cost neutral to the UK treasury. He believed much of the payments would be recouped in reduced tax credits, additional VAT on an "impulse" purchases or extra income tax liabilities.
i'm gonna hang on to mine with all the force my grubby fists can muster!!
 

worker

Member
I got an email from them today, it seems they are having problems understanding 'litres sold' on a milk statement...They seems to be getting milk litres and quota litres muddled up
 

mixed breed

Member
Mixed Farmer
Finally had an official email back. All my supporting documents are correct, (sent every statement as we changed from ltrs to kgs in Jan 2016) also to let me know they're using a kg/Ltr conversion of 1.03.

Looks like I'm in! :finger:
 

early riser

Member
Location
Up North
Finally had an official email back. All my supporting documents are correct, (sent every statement as we changed from ltrs to kgs in Jan 2016) also to let me know they're using a kg/Ltr conversion of 1.03.

Looks like I'm in! :finger:

Surely just the March 16 milk statement will be sufficient for Arla producers as it states the rolling 12months production in kg?
 

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