Louise Dean and Jamie Butcher explore the complexities of expense claims for GPs, breaking down what can and cannot be claimed for tax purposes. They discuss key areas including taxable income, state pensions, home office costs, professional subscriptions, equipment purchases, motoring expenses, and the growing implications of owning electric vehicles. They highlight the importance of understanding tax codes and provides practical guidance to help GPs make the most of legitimate claims while staying compliant with HMRC rules.

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Join Andrew Burwood from Larking Gowen and Rob Day from Mills and Reeve as they delve into the NHS 10-year plan and its implications for the future of healthcare. This episode covers key trends over the past decade, the challenges faced by GP practices, and the ambitious goals set out in the plan. Discover insights into the evolving landscape of primary care, the role of technology, and the potential for public-private partnerships. Tune in to understand how these changes might impact healthcare delivery and what it means for practitioners and patients alike.

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In this episode, Laura is joined by VAT director Gillian McGill to discuss the complexities of VAT for the agricultural sector. They cover essential topics such as record keeping, tax points, cash vs. invoice accounting, VAT rates, exemptions, and common mistakes made by clients. Gilly emphasises the importance of good record-keeping and understanding the nuances of VAT regulations to ensure compliance and optimising your tax position.

Beyond the Barn, the Business of Farming. This special farming mini-series is hosted by Laura Clayton, an assistant manager in the farms and rural business team, and in each episode Laura invites a different guest to share their expertise on various business topics affecting the farming and rural community. The series covers a range of subjects including tax, legal matters, succession, and inheritance, aiming to provide insights and tips to those living and working in agriculture.

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Land agents Brown&Co join Laura and Steve Rudd to explore the latest planning law reforms impacting farmers. Expert Emma Griffiths discusses the significant changes in permitted development rights, the introduction of the National Development Management Policies, and the implications of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill.

Gain valuable insights into how these reforms are shaping rural development and what they mean for the future of planning. Whether you're a landowner, developer, or simply interested in the evolving landscape of planning law, this episode is packed with essential information. Tune in to stay informed and prepared for the changes ahead.

Beyond the Barn, the Business of Farming. This special farming mini-series is hosted by Laura Clayton, an assistant manager in the farms and rural business team, and in each episode Laura invites a different guest to share their expertise on various business topics affecting the farming and rural community. The series covers a range of subjects including tax, legal matters, succession, and inheritance, aiming to provide insights and tips to those living and working in agriculture.

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Laura is joined by partner Laurie Hill to discuss the various business structures used in farming, including sole traders, partnerships, and companies. They explore the implications of each structure on liability, tax, ownership, and control, as well as the importance of partnership agreements and succession planning. The discussion also touches on the impact of digital transformation in farming and the necessity of having early conversations about business structures to ensure they align with family dynamics and commercial goals. Finally, they address exit strategies and the complexities involved in transitioning out of a family business.

Beyond the Barn, the Business of Farming. This special farming mini-series is hosted by Laura Clayton, an assistant manager in the farms and rural business team, and in each episode Laura invites a different guest to share their expertise on various business topics affecting the farming and rural community. The series covers a range of subjects including tax, legal matters, succession, and inheritance, aiming to provide insights and tips to those living and working in agriculture.

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The team are back with part two of their discussion on record keeping and accounting software and why its key for farmers to embrace. Join Laura, Amber, and Annabelle as they explore the diverse options available, from cloud-based solutions like Xero and QuickBooks to specialized tools like Farmplan. Discover how these platforms can streamline operations, enhance data accuracy, and support business growth. Whether you're considering a switch or looking to optimise your current setup, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. Don't miss out on learning how to make the most of digital tools.

This special farming mini-series is hosted by Laura Clayton, an assistant manager in the farms and rural business team, and in each episode Laura invites a different guest to share their expertise on various business topics affecting the farming and rural community. The series covers a range of subjects including tax, legal matters, succession, and inheritance, aiming to provide insights and tips to those living and working in agriculture.

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Laura and guest Amber-Rose Barrett take you behind the scenes of their experiences as accountants, focusing on the dynamics of client relationships. They reflect on the importance of communication and their proactive support for clients, as well as the evolving nature of their roles in the accounting field. They also address the challenges and opportunities presented by digital integration and succession planning in the farming sector.

Beyond the Barn, the Business of Farming. This special farming mini-series is hosted by Laura Clayton, an assistant manager in the farms and rural business team, and in each episode Laura invites a different guest to share their expertise on various business topics affecting the farming and rural community. The series covers a range of subjects including tax, legal matters, succession, and inheritance, aiming to provide insights and tips to those living and working in agriculture.

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Beyond the Barn, the Business of Farming. In this epiosode Laura is joined by digital experts Amber- Rose Barrett and Anabelle Smith to discuss the critical importance of accurate record keeping and data management in the farming and rural business sector. They explore the perspectives of clients, accountants, and HMRC on the necessity of maintaining precise records. Practical tips for clients on how to keep their records accurate and up-to-date, the transition from manual to digital record keeping, and the ongoing role of accountants in providing valuable insights and support and concludes with a look ahead to the implications of MTD for individuals and the importance of client support during this transition.

This special farming mini-series is hosted by Laura Clayton, an assistant manager in the farms and rural business team, and in each episode Laura invites a different guest to share their expertise on various business topics affecting the farming and rural community. The series covers a range of subjects including tax, legal matters, succession, and inheritance, aiming to provide insights and tips to those living and working in agriculture.

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Beyond the Barn, the Business of Farming. This special farming mini-series is hosted by Laura Clayton, an assistant manager in the farms and rural business team, and in each episode Laura invites a different guest to share their expertise on various business topics affecting the farming and rural community. The series covers a range of subjects including tax, legal matters, succession, and inheritance, aiming to provide insights and tips to those living and working in agriculture.

Laura Clayton and Arabella Baker discuss the critical aspects of financial management and budgeting, particularly in the agricultural sector. They explore the importance of proactive budgeting, cash flow management, and the role of technology in enhancing financial practices, and emphasise the need for timely data input and effective communication between clients and accountants to achieve better financial outcomes. They also touch on personal financial management, inheritance tax planning, and the power in collaboration.

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VAT Director Gillian McGill and Tax Partner Dominic Carter unpack the complexities of stamp duty land tax (SDLT), focusing on why this everyday tax can become unexpectedly complicated. They explore the different rates for residential and non-residential property, the additional dwelling surcharge, and how trusts, joint ownership, and corporate structures affect liability.

With SDLT hitting headlines again, they examine why even routine transactions can carry hidden risks. They also explain why specialist advice is often essential, especially with recent changes to reliefs like multiple dwellings relief (MDR) and rising property values pushing more transactions into higher tax brackets.

Whether you're a property owner, solicitor, or buying your first home, this episode highlights the importance of understanding the rules and knowing when to seek help.

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