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  1. PILTDOWN MAN

    [News] Farmers

    As I posted earlier why not date it. Farms/land owned before a certain date will remain exempt those after or parts thereof are. If a traditional farm has bought further land it is that land that is used for calculation. Not exactly a hard thing to determine.
  2. PILTDOWN MAN

    [News] Farmers

    Each year
  3. PILTDOWN MAN

    [News] Farmers

    Radio bloke is a runt. Thick as mince
  4. PILTDOWN MAN

    [News] Farmers

    Do I boil it or roast it?
  5. PILTDOWN MAN

    [News] Farmers

    The quotas are often worth more than the boat.
  6. PILTDOWN MAN

    [News] Farmers

    https://www.uklandandfarms.co.uk/rural-properties-for-sale/south-east/kent/page-2/ Dream on
  7. PILTDOWN MAN

    [News] Farmers

    Huge amount of farms rent further land from large land owners. Also many of these small farms are hobby farms, such as mine were. They still produce but small scale. Many like mine never make a penny profit. The average farm is over 200 acres.
  8. PILTDOWN MAN

    [News] Farmers

    So these young farmers are going to get their money from where to buy the farm? You cannot expect to run a farm with any profit with less than about 100 acres. What bank is ever going to lend money to a start up business in such a low wealth creation and is known to be high risk.
  9. PILTDOWN MAN

    [News] Farmers

    So they could easily sort that by looking at when land was bought and by who. If a farm has been owned by the same family for x amount of years and is then passed down the line they are exempt. If the land was bought since Y date then the passing of that down the line is subject to IHT...
  10. PILTDOWN MAN

    [News] Farmers

    I can assure you farmers think of this most of the time. To suddenly out of the blue to be told everything is changing without any consultation is plainly wrong. Defra didn't even know!!
  11. PILTDOWN MAN

    [News] Farmers

    If your property was your means of running your business that is handed to your family, then the need to sell to pay iht is the end of that business.
  12. PILTDOWN MAN

    [News] Farmers

    A very simplistic view
  13. PILTDOWN MAN

    [News] Farmers

    Average age of a farmer in this country is 59, 33% are over 65. Most work every day of the year, long hours, most well below minimum wage and many on their own. Just from my experience when I farmed, I made about £25 profit per pig and £18 per lamb. There's already a crisis in farming in...
  14. PILTDOWN MAN

    [News] Farmers

    That's all ok then.
  15. PILTDOWN MAN

    [News] Christmas Markets

    Go to Bruges every year for a long weekend with two of my mates. Off next week in fact 2 nights Bruges 1 night Ypres. Atmospheric, buy Antiques and drink beer. Taking the van this year.
  16. PILTDOWN MAN

    [Football] England v Ireland

    It was a booking, you're going all Arsenal there!
  17. PILTDOWN MAN

    [Football] England v Ireland

    It was a booking, you're going all Arsenal there!
  18. PILTDOWN MAN

    [Football] England v Ireland

    Looks like the East Stand all attended tonight's game
  19. PILTDOWN MAN

    [Football] England v Ireland

    Don't big him up he'll only disappoint at the WC. Sent off for not keeping his gob shut.
  20. PILTDOWN MAN

    [Football] England v Ireland

    To be fair we brought on a bearded toddler to even it up and he creates the goal.

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