Boerenbusiness Tax & Legal

How do you pass farm equity from father to son?

25 March 2017 - Redactie Boerenbusiness - 4 comments

How do you transfer farmers' wealth from 'father to son' so attractively from a tax point of view? Alice Fisher, tax specialist at Countus Accountants & Advisers, provides tips and insight into company takeovers. There are many options in the Netherlands, such as gift and inheritance tax. 

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loam 24 March 2017
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huh?
Mother to daughter?
Parents to children.
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eveline 24 March 2017
Indeed, the title "father to son" is short sighted. Good content.
Paul 24 March 2017
Why from father to son and not from parents to the children of whom someone continues the business, and the other children remain co-owners of the property, as happens in many other companies
Groningen 25 March 2017
Paul, I do not share that opinion. if all children become co-owners, the company can no longer be transferred to the third generation. in short, death house construction. I think that the continuator should be able to take over the business for agricultural value in order to keep the business in the family for generations to come.
Joop 29 March 2017
Finally a sexy accountant!
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