Not for Profit specialists Giles Kerkham and Emma Hayward discuss proposed changes to the Charity SORP 2026 Consultation, detailing the timeline, key themes, and significant changes in reporting requirements for charities. They highlight the introduction of a three-tier model for income thresholds, enhancements in the trustees' report, and the implications of new financial reporting standards, including revenue recognition and lease accounting. They also emphasise the importance of feedback from charities and provide guidance on how to prepare for these changes.

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Andrew and Louise discuss the recent changes in contracts affecting general practices, focusing on financial implications, global sum uplifts, enhanced services, and the impact of QOF changes. They also cover maternity and sickness allowances, PCN funding, and the challenges posed by increased employers' national insurance and staff costs. The conversation emphasises the importance of budgeting and financial planning for practices while looking ahead to the future of primary care networks.

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Dominic Carter and Gillian McGill discuss the complexities of taxation for property purchases, focusing on VAT implications, stamp duty land tax (SDLT), and the annual tax on enveloped dwellings (ATED). They emphasise the importance of understanding the nature of property acquisitions, the differences between commercial and residential properties, and the tax implications of corporate versus individual ownership.

They also highlight changes in SDLT and the necessity of seeking professional advice to navigate the intricate tax landscape.

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In this episode, Andrew Burwood and Louise Dean, discuss the implications of the McCloud judgment on NHS pension scheme members. They explore who is affected, the communication process from NHS pensions, the differences in pension growth between legacy and new schemes, and the importance of seeking professional advice. They also cover options for managing tax charges and the costs associated with professional guidance.

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In the final Autumn Farming Conference special, Alan Boswell Group, insurers and financial planners, and Bruce Masson present on recent tax changes announced during the UK Budget, particularly in relation to the impact of national insurance and capital gains tax changes. They also discuss furnished holiday lets and inheritance tax (IHT) including the new £1 million threshold. The experts provide insights into trusts, insurance products, and strategies, emphasising the importance of planning and professional advice. They also address concerns from the audience.

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In the second Autumn Farming Conference special, Sam Steggles chats about his experiences with The Goat Shed, highlighting the importance of adaptability, team dynamics, and community engagement in the agricultural sector. Edward Vipond from Troston Farms also speaks on his extensive experience in farm management, highlighting the challenges and changes in agricultural practices over the years. He reflects on his journey through various roles, the impact of evolving agricultural policies, and the innovative approaches he has taken, particularly with sunflower farming. He talks about adapting to new market demands, managing risks, and the administrative burdens that come with modern farming. He shares insights on sustainability and the future of farming, advocating for a balance between innovation and risk management.

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In the first of 3 special Autumn Farming Conference episodes recorded live on November 4 2024, Bruce Masson and Cath Crowther, Regional Director of CLA in the East, intro the conference, highlighting key issues facing the farming sector, particularly in light of recent budget announcements. They discuss the need for community support and strategic planning in navigating these challenges, and highlight the importance of evidence-based advocacy. They discuss role of local farming in ensuring food security and economic stability in rural areas and the complexities of inheritance tax, business reliefs, and the impact of policy changes.

Cath and Bruce had a more in-depth chat on this podcast, after the conference which you can find here.

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Bruce Masson is joined by Cath Crowther, Regional Director of CLA in the East, to discuss the recent UK Budget announcements regarding inheritance tax and their implications for farmers and the rural economy. They explore the impact of proposed changes to agricultural property relief and business property relief, the challenges faced by tenant farmers, and the broader economic consequences of these tax changes. They urge resilience within the agricultural sector and the importance of providing accurate information to policymakers.

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