SOLID LEGAL ADVICE ON agricultural business structures & partnerships
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Making the right decision on agricultural business structures
The right decision can limit the likelihood of future disputes among partners and shareholders, for example, and make your exit strategy as seamless as it can be. It can even enable your business to qualify for exemptions and reliefs such as Agricultural Property Relief or Business Property Relief, where appropriate.
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Experience-backed, commercial advice
Whether you’re starting your business and want to set off on the right legal footing, or the evolution of your farm now requires a more tax-efficient or succession-friendly set-up, our specialist team is well-placed to advise you.
We have been working with farming families and agricultural business owners for generations and are rated in Chambers and The Legal 500 based on client feedback.
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The advantages & traps of option agreements
An option agreement can be utilised when a developer is considering purchasing land for development. It grants them the ‘option’ to purchase land for an agreed-upon price (or price mechanism)…
Adam Hale BA (Hons), TEP, FALA
Partner
Making the most out of your land with an overage agreement
With the current housing shortage, farmers and other landowners are finding that their fields, agricultural buildings and even small parcels of unused scrub land are increasingly being considered for development.…
Adam Hale BA (Hons), TEP, FALA
Partner
Grazing licence or Farm Business Tenancy: Which is right for you?
Grazing licences and Farm Business Tenancies (FBTs) are both occupational arrangements available to landowners – but which is right for you? This will largely depend on the activities to be…
Adam Hale BA (Hons), TEP, FALA
Partner
