One country - 2 different rules

lakill Farm

a young trained farmer in Ireland

Dept of Finance - 35 y/o or under with green cert

Dept of Agriculture - 40 y/o or under with green cert



Why is there 2 different rules under the same government?

larrymiller

lakill Farm wrote: »

a young trained farmer in Ireland

Dept of Finance - 35 y/o or under with green cert

Dept of Agriculture - 40 y/o or under with green cert



Why is there 2 different rules under the same government?

What are the dept of finance doing for the u 35 group vs the u 40 group?

lakill Farm

larrymiller wrote: »

What are the dept of finance doing for the u 35 group vs the u 40 group?

stamp duty relief (until 31/12/2015)

larrymiller

lakill Farm wrote: »

stamp duty relief (until 31/12/2015)

You should be telling us..

Any info what tax implications young farmers will have going joint herd number for top up?

lakill Farm

larrymiller wrote: »

You should be telling us..

Any info what tax implications young farmers will have going joint herd number for top up?

I did tell you


Tax implications are case up case. No blanket solution

larrymiller

lakill Farm wrote: »

I did tell you


Tax implications are case up case. No blanket solution

Ah I see going to adviser this week and accountant next week. Hopefully it won't be screwed over with it

Chemical Byrne

My guess would be that they are simply classifications for different purposes.

kowtow

lakill Farm wrote: »

a young trained farmer in Ireland

Dept of Finance - 35 y/o or under with green cert

Dept of Agriculture - 40 y/o or under with green cert



Why is there 2 different rules under the same government?

It could be because they expect you to be five years older by the time you get finished with the department of finance and make it round to agriculture?

JohnBoy

nothing new there.

Remember a few years ago a guy who lived right on the border going to court with customs who reckoned he was resident in the republic so had to pay VRT on his car. He argued that he didn't have to pay because the department of social welfare reckoned he lived in the North and wasnt entitled to child benefit.


figure that one out.

_Brian

This double standard is now part and parcel of public strategy.

Another example are those entering the public services will enter on substantially lower conditions than someone already in the service.