New Business Guide Factsheet Service

As an organisation, NFU Scotland is constantly striving to offer new services to its members.  It is with this in mind that we have produced a series of FREE Business Guides to help members improve and run their businesses.

The guides cover topics such as Working Time Regulations, Inheritance Tax, Set-Aside, Plastic Waste and much more.

We have 95 Factsheets currently available under the following categories:

• Forestry and Woodland Development (6)
• Transport (9)
• Employment (3)
• Health & Safety (7)
• Taxation (13)
• Livestock (8)
• Crops (3)
• Environment (18)
• Guides to the Law (2)
• Single Farm Payment (1)
• Public Relations (1)
• Planning (2)
• Tenancies
  • Types (2)
  • Fixed Equipment (2)
  • Rent Reviews (3)
  • Resumption (3)
  • Diversification (1)
  • Irritancy (2)
  • Compensation to Tenants (3)
  • Transfer of Tenancies (3)
  • Dispute Resolution (2)
  • Tenants right to buy (1)

The list will be regularly updated and you can obtain them by logging onto the members area (see details below) to view/download each guide, collect them from local NFUS offices or order from Head Office.

If you would like us to send you our factsheets, call 0131 472 4000, fax  0131 472 4010 or email factsheets@nfus.org.uk. Please have you membership number, postcode and reference number of the document(s) you require handy so you can quote them.

We hope you enjoy the new service.

To logon to the members section to download any of these fact sheets enter your membership number and email address in the login boxes on the left.

Not yet registered on our website?  Click on "User Registration - New User? - you must register here" on the left or click here.  Once registered you will be taken to the members area of our site where you can view and download our factsheets.

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