
Jonathan Riley
Freelance Writer at Farmers Weekly
Agricultural and rural affairs journalist
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2 weeks ago |
emissourian.com | Jonathan Riley
Memorial Day ceremonies will take place Monday, May 26, throughout Franklin County to honor and commemorate the service of fallen members of the United States Armed Forces, including events in Washington, Union, St. Clair and Labadie. WashingtonkA 4=2DDlQA`Qm(2D9:?8E@?’D 2??F2= |6>@C:2= s2J 46C6>@?J[ 9@DE65 3J '6E6C2?D @7 u@C6:8? (2CD !@DE aee` 2?5 p>6C:42? {68:@?
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1 month ago |
fladgate.com | Jonathan Riley
Trustees need to exercise their powers correctly. If not, then the ‘exercise’ can be void. Commonly, trustee powers are grouped as either ‘dispositive’ (giving the trustee the power to decide who should benefit and how) or ‘administrative’ (which allow the trustee to protect and enhance the value of trust property). Trustee powers can also be divided into those that are ‘personal’ or ‘fiduciary’ in nature, which is not addressed in this article.
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1 month ago |
fwi.co.uk | Jonathan Riley
Farm support is being cut back and the replacement environmental schemes require significant management costs to maintain. It means that even a field-by-field approach to cost management may not ensure financial margins can be sustained in the long-term. Instead, farmers and growers are being urged to look at cost and output figures in greater detail from areas within individual fields to make more informed decisions. This so-called sub-field approach means collecting and interpreting more data.
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Feb 7, 2025 |
fladgate.com | Jonathan Riley
Many families incorporate family investment companies (or “FICs”) as part of their estate planning. An FiC is a company whose shares are owned by family members with the sole activity of holding investments.
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Jan 25, 2025 |
fwi.co.uk | Jonathan Riley
The government’s inheritance tax changes have thrust succession planning into the headlines. But the financial aspect of succession is only one part of a broad and complex transition process that must be addressed by family farms, according to Prof Matt Lobley of Exeter University. Prof Lobley says it is vital for farm businesses to realise that the wider issues of succession were important and needed to be understood and tackled.
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