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Thinking of gifting a site to a child? These are all the tax implications

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By Martin O'Sullivan
| MSN Ireland Verified
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Martin O’Sullivan: Cashing out – what are the main tax consequences of disposing of shares?

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By Martin O'Sullivan
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Fallen out with your brother? A good partnership agreement could have prevented any conflict

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By Martin O'Sullivan
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In over four decades of advising farmers I have encountered my fair share of disputes, particularly disputes involving family members who are working together at running the family farm. By far the most common disputes are those relating to farm partnerships involving brothers. Partnership disputes between parents and their sons or daughters are quite rare.
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