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Phosphate rights: a business asset or not?

9 January 2018 - Redactie Boerenbusiness - 1 reaction

Are phosphate rights a business asset or not? For whom is this question important and what are the consequences? These issues are discussed with Alies Visscher, tax advisor at Countus.

We are also looking at other solutions. How can you get even more rights, without paying the top prize on the one hand and having to deal with the tax authorities on the other.

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hard 9 January 2018
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With a good comparison between milk quota and Phosphate rights, you will have to calculate with phosphate rights for young stock.
So say 50 kg of phosphate per dairy cow at 200 euros is 10.000 euros per cow versus milk quota 20.000 euros per cow, so there is still some light between these amounts.
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info 9 January 2018
If it is a business asset, the stopping farmer will have to pay the tax with 52% and the acquirer will be able to depreciate it. In the case of no business asset, it is ordinary profit income, tax will also be levied on this and the acquirer will be able to enter the costs in the year of purchase as costs and, in the event of a loss, can average over a few years. I think it is useful for the tax in all respects or someone should see it differently
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