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The Department of Agriculture confirms that payments to farmers to cover ash dieback losses will be subject to PRSI and the USC.
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A spate of high-profile land purchases over the last two years has unsettled farmers, and prompted concern and anger in the sector.
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The farm bodies claimed that agricultural reliefs were being used by the country’s wealthiest land owners to avoid paying inheritance taxes.
Tax specialist Declan McEvoy looks at what the changes to inheritance relief mean for farmers.
Declan McEvoy looks at how the changes to inheritance tax could impact a farm family.
Further guidance needed to make sure that those farm families in partnerships or companies are not disadvantaged, the ICMSA has said.
Transitional period introduced to allow farmers get arrangements in place to meet conditions.
The announcement of an active farmer rule has caused consternation.
Politicians at Stormont have backed calls for the agricultural budget to be maintained in real terms for the duration of the current Westminster parliament
The ICMSA is raising concerns about the proposed changes announced by Minister for Finance Jack Chambers to agriculture and retirement relief under Budget 2025.
