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Farm Tax Brief is a specialist monthly newsletter that fills your needs for understanding the nuances and strategic development of both tax planning and agricultural land law. Its unique combination of expert analysis, practical articles, comprehensive news coverage, and tax planning advice will bring immediate benefits to you in terms of time saved, and your clients in terms of the most informed advice offered.

• Provides practical tax planning and legal advice relating to agricultural land
• Gives you all important developments in legislation, case law and revenue practice.
• Essential reading for professionals who need regular information about agricultural law and taxation.

Farm Tax Brief provides concise practical guidance on the financial and legal issues that affect owners of rural land. You can rely on Farm Tax Brief because it is edited by Richard Williams, former Chief Taxation Adviser to the Country Landowners' Association, and an acknowledged expert in agricultural taxation. Richard's skill is to watch developments from your perspective and to pass on directly relevant planning and legal advice which will be hugely beneficial to your clients.

Whether the issue is passing on a farm, or farmland, or whether it is business property relief, Richard digests the latest developments and presents them in a meaningful and informed manner. Which means that you don't waste time trying to search for advice through hefty legal tomes - and which also means that you can act promptly to clients needs when they walk through your door.

Farm Tax Brief will offer you regular informed advice and commentary from subjects as varied as selling land, inheritance tax, taper relief and business assets, foot and mouth compensation issues, family partnerships, business property relief, Capital Gains Tax and much more. Each edition also includes a legal focus section by Angela Sydenham of Birketts solicitors. This feature takes a single topic each month and takes an in-depth look at it. Recent articles, for example, have included adverse possession, town and village greens, the extent of prescriptive easements and legal controls relating to foot and mouth.

And that's not all. Each month you will receive information that is concise and up-to-date, which means that you can grasp salient developments very quickly. You will be given expert analysis and guidance so you can be sure that you are acting for your clients in the best way possible. You will be given advice which is practical, not academic - you can rely on Richard to be dealing with the issues with you, the reader, in mind.

You will also benefit from comprehensive news coverage of key issues which affect either you or your clients and you will also be given full coverage of cases whose outcome you really need to know about. In short, you will be given an information service which is second to none - it will be like having your own senior consultant in your own practice, at a fraction of the cost.

Make sure that you give your clients the best advice in these, the most trying of times for the agricultural community.