Avoiding unnecessary risks will results in a lesser chance of financial loss. \ Ramona Farrelly
Once you have done your homework and remain compliant to Government and tax legislation, the following risk factors are easily avoidable.
Companies Registration Office
Registering your business name with the Companies Registration Office (CRO) is mandatory if any individual or partnership carries on business under a name other than their own true name(s).
This makes public the identities of those behind the business name. To register your business name, visit cro.ie.
Tax
As a business owner, it is vital that you are fully aware of your tax obligations and register with your local revenue office. Remaining up to date with other statutory requirements such as trading licenses, health and safety policies, planning permission and insurance is also obligatory.
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The UCD Agriculture, Food Science and Human Nutrition Careers Day 2020. Pictured are Simon Byrne Castledermot, Co. Kildare, Cliona Ryan Dungarvan, Co. Waterford, Jack Salley Roundwood, Co. Wicklow, Caoimhe Murphy Kolmannagh. Co. Kilkenny, Marty Hayes Thurles, Co. Tipperary, Lucey Kent Arklow, Co. Wicklow. Picture: Patrick Browne UCD
Paudie Leamy is a fourth year ACP UCD student and is workign with Thomas Downey, Golden, Co Tipperary for the spring. Paudie
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Studying food science and human nutrition at UCD
On Wednesday 28 April at 7pm, the UCD school of agriculture and food science will host a virtual information session to provide an overview of the school’s human nutrition and food science programmes.
UCD Veterinary Hospital is located at University College Dublin (UCD), Belfield, Co Dublin.
The expert hospital team cares for both small and large animals 365 days a year, as well as offering specialised medical treatment and surgery for the equine species.
The highly trained vets and modern equipment make UCD veterinary hospital an ideal learning environment for a newly graduated vet looking to develop their career in the industry.
The expert farm animal clinical team is looking for a focused and passionate intern to join them.
From ovine and bovine disease to reproduction techniques and surgery, the chosen intern will experience a broad range of treatments and health issues as a member of the UCD farm animal vet team.
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Aoife says that all traditional Irish foods have a place in a healthy lifestyle. \ Donal O’Leary
In 2020, Teagasc published a report on farmers’ health. One of the publication’s most alarming findings was that 80.5% of farmers have an “at-risk” waist circumference of 94cm (37in) or more.
Kicking off our conversation on this stat, Aoife Hearne recalls a time that the farming population were in the lowest health risk category.
“Traditionally farmers were some of the healthiest people in our population, because they were so active. We talk nowadays about people getting 10,000 steps in every day. But in the past, farmers probably got 30,000 steps per day,” she says.