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Jenn Stewart

Business Advisory Partner, Head of Rural and Dundee Office Head

28 April 2022

At this challenging time for rural businesses, it’s more important than ever to find time to stop, take a step back and look at your business properly. This is where an operational review comes in; an in-depth look at your business to give you a larger perspective and to help highlight any potential opportunities and risks that you could face going forward.

Jenn Stewart

Business Advisory Partner, Head of Rural and Dundee Office Head

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26 April 2022

Rural

New grants available to help rural businesses reduce ammonia emissions

The Scottish Government has introduced a new scheme called the Sustainable Agriculture Capital Grant Scheme (SACGS), intended to help rural businesses fund new equipment to reduce ammonia emissions and mitigate the impact of the storage and spreading of livestock slurry and digestate on water quality.

Robin Dandie

Business Advisory Partner

05 April 2022

How changing land use could affect your tax position

In the rural sector, the need to combat climate change has given rise to the potential for land owners and managers to receive income from new sources such as payments for carbon capture. This is potentially good news, but there could be some concerns from a tax perspective.

Jenn Stewart

Business Advisory Partner, Head of Rural and Dundee Office Head

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04 April 2022

My JC Path: From Restructuring to Rural

In June 2019, Jenn Stewart joined JC as a Restructuring Director, to lead our newly formed Dundee team and spearhead the growth of our office in the City of Discovery. Fast forward to 2022, our Dundee office is thriving and Jenn has taken on a new role as our Head of Rural, having moved from Restructuring into Business Advisory.

Michael Larg

Business Advisory Manager

21 March 2022

Are you a landowner considering carbon sequestration?

As climate action continues to gather pace, an area of diversification we are increasingly seeing at the forefront of landowners’ minds is renewables, and opportunities to enter into the carbon sequestration market are of particular interest.

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