Mahi for Ukraine - Border Exception for Ukrainian Family - 15 March 2022

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[@robertblows5989]

Can we have more information as relates to IRD... I feel this may be of some help to Ukrainian refugees, and for farmers with spare farm houses, and who are looking for farm help, in all forms of farming, from dairy milkers, grain growers, fruit pickers and pruners, vineyards, pine plantations etc etc etc.... If they can offer accomodation and employment, are the farmers or businesses costs including a pre payment of air fares, initial food, airport to farm travel, on farm clothing, training etc etc tax deductable..... And can a contributing farmer or any other business in a similar position of being able to provide initial help like this, then claim these costs as a loan to the refugee, that can be claimed back as a portion, against weekly or monthly wages... say at no more than 10% of refugees earnings. Your advise appreciated.... Regards Robert Blows

[@bwl123]

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[@Sanjay-mx9ff]

LOL ..first there was Afghan now Ukrain..