Seamus McCaffrey

Seamus McCaffrey, accountant Omagh. (Pic supplied by Richard Halleron)

Leading accountant reveals the extent of the financial challenges facing farm bu... By The Newsroom

Omagh based accountant Seamus McCaffrey. Picture: Richard Halleron

Cash flow problems continue to build on Northern Ireland’s farms By The Newsroom

Seamus McCaffrey (second from left) an accountant from Omagh and guest speaker at Fermanagh Grassland Club, discussing tax planning with club members (from left) Gareth Beacom, Kesh; Philip Clarke, Augher and Ian Brown, Macken.

Roland is new Chairman of Fermanagh Grassland Club for 2023 By The Newsroom

Seamus McCaffrey

Farmers advised to buy half their fertiliser requirements for 2023 now! By The Newsroom

Omagh based accountant Seamus McCaffrey

Concerns over Corporation tax By The Newsroom

Seamus McCaffrey

AgriSearch welcomes the Kendall Report By The Newsroom

AgriSearch chairman, Seamus McCaffrey

AgriSearch urges MLAs not to amend 82% target in Executive Climate Change Bill

AgriSearch Board welcomes new faces By The Newsroom

Seamus McCaffrey

Tax Reform for Sole Traders and Partnerships By The Newsroom

Cash flow management – challenges now arising on farms across NI By The Newsroom

First generation dairy farmers Samantha and Niall McCarroll from Fintona are among 50 livestock farmers from across Northern Ireland participating in the Beacon Farm Network. Launched by AgriSearch, the network will carry out field research into sustainable farm systems that deliver for people, planet and profit

New “Beacon” farm network to shine a light on sustainable agriculture By The Newsroom

Omagh based accountant Seamus McCaffrey

Is lifestyle and income in sync? By The Newsroom

It’s time to get ready for the tax year end By The Newsroom

A crop of field beans and lupins

Home-grown proteins and dairy cow diets Una Culkin

L-R Harold Johnston; Edwin Poots MLA, Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Minister; Seamus McCaffrey, Chair, AgriSearch

Beacon farm network for NI Community Reporter

Seamus McCaffrey, accountant

Divorce and tax – the implications for farmers

Omagh-based accountant Seamus McCaffrey

Who pays Stamp Duty Land Tax? By The Newsroom

Seamus McCaffrey

Capital Gains Tax Review: call for evidence and survey By The Newsroom

Omagh accountant Seamus McCaffrey

Farm cash flows: be aware Community Reporter

Last call for farmers to have their say on AgriSearch research priorities By The Newsroom

Seamus McCaffrey

AgriSearch seeks farmers views on strategy review By The Newsroom

Omagh based accountant Seamus McCaffrey

Capital Allowances could render some farmers ineligible for SEISS By The Newsroom

John Henning

Changes to board at AgriSearch body Community Reporter

Omagh based accountant Seamus McCaffrey

Relief in industry after 2020 Budget By The Newsroom

Seamus McCaffrey

Significant tax changes ahead? By The Newsroom

Recently completed research, co-funded by AgriSearch, at AFBI Hillsborough has highlighted the potential of home grown protein sources (namely field beans) to partially replace imported protein sources such as soya bean and rapeseed meal at rates of up to 4-5kg per cow per day with no significant impacts on cow performance

Potential role for home grown proteins on farms