The transfer of your arable farm

The sale or transfer of your arable farm is a unique event. It is important to consider this in time and possibly already "pre-sort".

There can be various reasons for a business transfer or termination of business, both forced and voluntary.

• You want to make room in time for the successor(s);
• Your health leaves much to be desired;
• (You as) owner dies (or becomes incapacitated);
• An economic situation forces you to stop (too low profitability);
• You are tired of doing business and want something different;
• You consider yourself too old to continue doing business and/or want to enjoy your old age;
• You have earned enough and want to enjoy your well-deserved money.

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Whitepaper: The transfer of your arable farm
In almost all cases, parents and successor(s) undertake a period of partnership or general partnership before fully transferring the arable farm. Various motives are conceivable for this. In the white paper: The transfer of your arable farm, we will go deeper into the motives and tell you what you should take into account. What risks are there? How can you overcome this? Request the white paper here.

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