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Financial products for primary producers paper

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Published on 09 Jun 06 by WESTERN AUSTRALIAN DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

Futures, contracts, swaps go with the grain taxation implications of financial products available to primary producers.

The financial products Australian farmers have at their disposal have undergone a virtual grain marketing revolution in recent times with an array of marketing and pricing innovations becoming available.

Larger and more progressive farming clients are likely to be using some combination of products to manage their price risks, including possibly commodity swaps, spot and forward cash contracts, basis contracts hedge-to arrive contracts grain swaps and options.

This paper will assist advisers in sorting through the available options and determining the tax treatment.

Author profile

Richard Koch
Richard has 10 years experience as an agricultural commodity analyst and is a specialist livestock analyst. Richard was Senior Economist at the Australian Meat and Livestock Corporation (AMLC) before joining BankWest to lead its push into the eastern states agribusiness finance market. Richard has an honours degree in Agricultural Economics (UNE), Diploma in Applied Finance (SIA) and a MBA (UWA). Richard is a licensed futures adviser, offers risk management advisory services, runs risk management training services and contributes to the ProFarmer newsletter. - Current at 10 April 2006

 

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Financial products for primary producers

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