Agriculture & Rural Businesses

When you are working non-stop from dawn to dusk, it’s always handy to have experts on board when it comes to the finer points of running your business. As a practice firmly rooted in Cumbria, we understand the difficulties faced by the farming and rural business communities.

We also understand that no two clients are the same and that each is deserving of specialist advice, tailored to meet their specific requirements. We make it our business to get to know your business, ensuring we can help you find the best way forward.

Lamont Pridmore offers a comprehensive range of services for agricultural and rural business clients, including:

  • Accounts preparation
  • Payroll
  • Taxation
  • Business structures and finance
  • Succession planning
  • Property transactions
  • Inheritance tax and trusts
  • Diversification
  • Pension and investment advice

Our agriculture specialist, Brian Tuer, is an expert in his field, taking a proactive approach to ensure your business realises its full potential while minimising its tax liabilities.

To find out how Lamont Pridmore can help you, please contact us.

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