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Andrew Walker
Partner
6 January 2020
- Agriculture
- Charities
- Engineering & Manufacturing
- Fishing
- Food & Drink
- Infrastructure & Renewable Energy
- Medical & Healthcare
- Oil & Gas
- Technology & Life Sciences
So, what will 2020 hold for Scottish businesses? Experts from Johnston Carmichael, map out what 2020 could hold for the country’s business sector.
Jane Mitchell
Business Advisory Director & Rural Specialist
14 November 2018
NFUS launches Joint Ventures Hub to help farmers collaborateThe NFUS Joint Venture Hub will provide information on share farming, contract farming and tenancies, with a key aim of linking up next-generation farmers and businesses without succession plans in place.
Robin Dandie
Business Advisory Partner
10 October 2018
Agribusinesses failing to switch to digital bookkeepingFewer than four in 10 farm businesses across Scotland are producing the bookkeeping data required for Making Tax Digital, HMRC’s new digital tax filing system.
Robin Dandie
Business Advisory Partner
8 August 2018
Managing cash-flow for a dry weather harvestThe effect of this year’s unseasonably warm weather on harvest patterns is likely to have a knock-on impact on farmers’ cash-flow. Most farmers will have secured the winter barley and oilseed rape by now and will have started to harvest the spring barley crop. In stark contrast to last year’s harvest, this season’s heatwave means farmers will be concerned about a potential loss of yield.
Robin Dandie
Business Advisory Partner
22 June 2018
Agribusinesses ‘optimistic’ but not prepared for the futureDespite much optimism, many agribusinesses are failing to secure their succession, according to a survey by Johnston Carmichael.
