General Knowledge Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Rebuild costs -
New build residential (+3 bedrooms)

A

£1,800m/2

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What is the importance of 31st March 1982 in British tax law?

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Capital Gains Tax Valuation date for properties owned at this date

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What are the following a variety of: Fuego, Fanfare and Vertigo?

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Spring Beans

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4
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Rebuild costs -
Conversion into residential

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£2,900/m2

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5
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What is a “Plough Pan”?

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  • Another name for a plough share
  • A dish-shaped wire brush used for cleaning a plough after use
  • The layer of compacted soil created at the depth of a plough share
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6
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What does the acronym SINC stand for?

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Site Important for Nature Conservation

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7
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Who is the Minister of State for Agriculture Fisheries and Food?

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Mark Spencer
(Appointed 7th Sept 22)

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8
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What section of the AHA 1986 govens fixtures?

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s10

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9
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What is the inheritance tax nil rate band?

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£325,000

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10
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Rebuild costs -
Grain store

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£250/m2

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11
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Rebuild costs - General purpose Steel Portal Frame / Livestock Building

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£115 - £120/m2

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12
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What do you need if removing a Hedgerow?

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Hedgerow Removal Notice
- Environment Act 1995
- The Hedgrows Regualtions 1997

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13
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When can you not cut Hedges?

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1st March - 1st September
(Unless applied for a derogation)

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14
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What does Section 5 of the Land Compensation Act 1961 set out?

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The six basic rules of valuation - the first four which concern market value.

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15
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When can you coppice a Hedge?

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Between 30th September & 31st March (whilst still dormant)

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16
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What is an individual’s annual exemption amount for Capital Gains Tax purposes?

17
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What is a deciduous tree?

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One that loses it leaves in Autumn/Winter

18
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What is the Inheritance tax Residence Nil Rate Band?

19
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What is the standard Personal Allowance for Income Tax?

20
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What is the National Living Wage?

21
Q

What does AIPZ stand for?

A

Avian Influenza Prevention Zone

22
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What does APHA stand for?

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Animal & Plant Health Agency

23
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What legislation is 25 years old and currently under review?

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Arbitration Act 1996

24
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What is Proprietary Estoppel?

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Promise
Reliance on that promise
Acting to their detriment

25
When can a possessory title be upgraded to a title absolute?
After 12 years
26
4 Quater Days
25th March (Lady Day) 24th June (Midsummer Day) 29th September (Michaelmas Day) 25th December (Christmas Day)
27
What is the SDLT nil threshold for first-time buyers?
£425,000
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What are the new SDLT rates?
0% upto £250,000 5% upto £675,000 10% upto £575,000 12% on the remaining ## Footnote 2nd Homes & Buy-to-lets = 3% upto £250,000
29
Winter Wheat Yield
8.6t/ha (3.5t/ac)
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Winter Barley Yield
7.3t/ha (3.00t/ac)
31
What are the main 3 Green Houses in Agriculture?
- Carbon Dioxide - Methan - Nitrous Oxide
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How can you reduce emissions?
- Cover Crops - Entering Agri-environment schemes - Use of less artificial fertilisers - Soil tests - Nutrient management plan - Minimising cultivations (min/zero till) - Reducing grain drying requirements - Renewable energy - Maximise natural capital on farm - Carbon footprint exercise
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Wayleave
- Linked to owner/occupier of the property - Terminable - Usually, annual payments - Does not automatically transfer to new owner/occupier
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Easement
- Attached to land - Created by deed - Considered to last in perpetuity - Lump sum payment