Amatino at Teagasc’s “Transferring the Family Farm” Clinic in Monaghan
24 Oct 2025Amatino directors Patrick Cunningham and Ashley Maguire recently participated in Teagasc’s Transferring the Family Farm Clinic in Monaghan. They shared valuable insights on farm succession planning and inheritance tax reliefs, helping local farmers prepare for a smooth and tax-efficient transfer of family farms to the next generation.
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