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Noel Bardon

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As seen in: Irish Farmers Journal, The University Observer
News Reporter @farmersjournal | UCD ACP grad | Westmeath
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Kildare farmer’s Revenue settlement exceeds €525,000

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By Noel Bardon
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A farmer from Co Kildare has been named as having secured a €526,784 settlement with Revenue after an audit found him to have under-declared income tax. The settlement is the third-largest listed in Revenue’s list of tax defaulters for the last three months of 2023. Revenue Commissioners accepted the settlement of farmer Martin Byrne of Beech Avenue, Kilberry, Athy, Co Kildare. The settlement breakdown consists of €397,076 in tax, €66,176 in interest and €63,532 in penalties.
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ICMSA seeks three-month extension to liming programme deadline

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By Noel Bardon
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The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers’ Association (ICMSA) has called for an extension to the end of March spreading deadline under the national liming programme, as ground conditions remain poor in most areas. The association’s deputy president Eamon Carroll has warned that enforcing the 31 March deadline could lead to land being damaged by machinery, as conditions have failed to improve since autumn.
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BOI now offering Dairygold suppliers sustainability loans of up to €500,000

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By Noel Bardon
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Dairygold’s milk suppliers can now avail of Bank of Ireland’s Enviroflex loan package to borrow amounts ranging between €10,000 and €500,000 at a variable interest rate. Interest currently sits at 5.03% under the Bank of Ireland package, which the lender stated is a “discounted market rate”. Amounts of up to €120,000 can typically be drawn down unsecured and a standard loan term of seven years applies.
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