Budget 2021: Some measures ‘better late than never’ - ICSA

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President of ICSA Edmond Phelan. 

President of ICSA Edmond Phelan. 

The Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers’ Association (ICSA) has indicated its support for today’s announcement by Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe that a new Food Ombudsman will be appointed as part of the latest measures introduced in Budget 2021.

Other measures announced today include the allocation of €79m for pilot agri-environmental schemes; funding increases for the organic farming and sheep sectors; the extension of stamp duty reliefs; and tax changes for the self-employed.

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