Dream on.............what on earth makes you think that tax payers money should be spent on high seats.
However, remember that should your landowner need to buy one or more as a genuine business expense they would be tax deductible.
Thanks for this, interesting.We got a full grant for 8 freestanding high seats as part of woodland management scheme
Guy used to come round each year with a gps backpack to mark them all up and authorise the additional annual RPA payment
Also had to do annual deer impact assessment
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Dream on.............what on earth makes you think that tax payers money should be spent on high seats.
However, remember that should your landowner need to buy one or more as a genuine business expense they would be tax deductible.
Eating your words then?Thanks for this, interesting.
Just to let you know. You can get help with highseat cost through woodland higher tier payment scheme. And it's also looking like you can claim money per hectare for deer and squirrel control in the same scheme soon.Dream on.............what on earth makes you think that tax payers money should be spent on high seats.
However, remember that should your landowner need to buy one or more as a genuine business expense they would be tax deductible.
They are indeed. You never know, perhaps in the future I will be able to claim for two or three to protect my mowing grassI think farmers single farm payments are going in the environment improvement direction.
We’re in our final year of this. Got grants for seats and squirrel control.Just to let you know. You can get help with highseat cost through woodland higher tier payment scheme. And it's also looking like you can claim money per hectare for deer and squirrel control in the same scheme soon.
I guess the first thing you have to do is find out if your ground is in the Countryside Higher Tier Stewardship. And my understanding is if a percentage of the ground is the seat must be in that wood not in the fields.Do you give the high seats back once the grant period has been completed or when trees are large enough to withstand deer damage?
Post no 6And if you take grant money you have to show that you are achieving the goals and do deer impact surveys and a cull plans.