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Julie Butler

Julie Butler FCA is founding director of Butler & Co Alresford Limited, the author of Tax Planning for Farm and Land Diversification (Bloomsbury Professional), Equine Tax Planning, Butler’s Equine Tax Planning (third edition) (Law Brief Publishing) and Stanley: Taxation of Farmers and Landowners (LexisNexis), and editor of Farm Tax Brief. She can be contacted by email: julie.butler@butler-co.co.uk.

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Focus on trade

Working together

Clear as mud

Starting well

Short shrift

Heritage farming

Using the wind

Don’t bury your head in the sand

Stud losses

Cutting losses

Farming peculiarities

Walk in the woods

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