Who we are

Agri-Analytics are a Brisbane based special purpose data collection and analysis agency focused on agribusiness.

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What we do

We are the exclusive provider to Latevo of their farm income analysis for the pre-underwriting assessment of their clients.

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Our goal is to provide a transparent, detailed and independent financial assessment of your farm business.

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We are a Brisbane based special purpose data collection and analysis agency focused on agribusiness.

Agri-Analytics was created as a joint venture between Latevo and Hall Chadwick Queensland in February 2017 to manage both the data collection and independent analysis for the individual grower assessments that are an essential part of the underwriting for Latevo’s Farm Income Protection product.

Our goal is to provide a transparent, detailed and independent financial assessment of your farm business.

Agri-Analytics are the exclusive provider to Latevo of their farm income analysis for the pre-underwriting assessment of their clients. We provide an independent, accurate analysis of grower income over a five-year period based on information provided by the grower and their audited financial accounts.

As we all know, there is a some necessary pain involved in achieving our goal. The dreaded data collection. Agri-Analytics are always working hard to improve this stage of your assessment. By embracing the new technologies that make every day life just that little bit easier and backed up by an engaged customer support team we strive to make data collection as painless as possible.

In early 2018 we launched our first online data collection forms for the Latevo Income Assessment. For 2019 we have taken on board your feedback and are working hard to simplify our data collection. Meaning less time in front of a screen and more time out in the paddock where you do what you do best.

Supporting Documentation for Partnerships & Trusts

If the farm business applying for a RIC loan is a Partnership or Trust you will need to provide originals or certified copies of supporting documentation as listed below.

What type of documents?

For Partnerships (one of the following):: a partnership agreement; or; the partnership tax return; or; the minutes of a meeting of the partnership

For Trusts:: a full trust deed and any amending supplementary deed (executed and dated); and; the full name of the settlor of the trust (only if the asset contribution at establishment is $10,000 or more)

Certified Copy

Evidence of Australian citizenship or permanent residency needs to be a copy of the relevant documentation that has been certified as true and correct by an Acceptable Referee:

Justice of Peace;
A Police Officer;
A permanent employee of the Australian Postal Corporation with 2 or more years continuous service who is employed in an office supplying postal services to the public;
A member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia, CPA Australia or the National Institute of Accountants with 2 or more year continous membership; or
Any other individual before whom a statutory declaration may be made (see Schedule 2 of the Statutory Declarations Regulations 1993 (Cth)).

Cash Flow Budget

As part of your RIC loan application you will need to provide copies of your actual and projected budget cash flows. To guide you as to what information RIC will need they have provide a downloadable template on their webiste. Click here to download the template.

Actual Cash Flows – Current Financial Year

Your financial year-to-date actual results and a cash flow budget projection for the remainder of the current financial year.

Projected Cash Flows – Next Financial Year

Your cash flow budget projection for the next financial year. If, as part of your application, you are forecasting a ‘significant financial impact’ over a 2 year period, you will need to include a budget for the applicable period.

Identification Requirements

As part of your RIC loan application you will need to be able to provide documentary evidence (proof) of the identity of all the individuals associated with your farm business. This includes:

Sole Traders
Partners in a Partnership
Authorised Signatories for any organisation
Beneficial Owners for Companies
Company Directors
Individal Trustees to a Trust

Verifying your identity

The acceptable identification must contain the individuals full name and either residential address or date of birth. The acceptable identification documents comprise:

One primary photographic identification document: Passport, License, Proof of Age Card, Foreign National Identity Card; or
One primary non-photographic identification document: Notice issued by a Commonwealth, State or Territory Department, the ATO, or (one that is less than three months old) from a Local Government Body or Utility Provider; and
One secondary identification document: Birth Certificate, Citizenship Certificate, Pension or Government Health Card

Certified Copy

A certified copy of identification is one that has been certified as true and correct by an Acceptable Referee:

Justice of Peace;
A Police Officer;
A permanent employee of the Australian Postal Corporation with 2 or more years continuous service who is employed in an office supplying postal services to the public;
A member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia, CPA Australia or the National Institute of Accountants with 2 or more year continous membership; or
Any other individual before whom a statutory declaration may be made (see Schedule 2 of the Statutory Declarations Regulations 1993 (Cth))

Citizenship / Permanent Residency Requirement

At least one member of the farm business applying for a RIC loan must be an Australian citizen or have Australian Permanent Residency.

As part of your RIC loan application, you will need to provide evidence (proof) of Australian citizenship or permanent residency for that member of your farm business. We will ask you to upload copies of the certified documents to our secure form.

What type of documents?

Australian Passport
Australian Citizenship Certificate
Evidence of Permanent Residency status

Certified Copy

Evidence of Australian citizenship or permanent residency needs to be a copy of the relevant documentation that has been certified as true and correct by an Acceptable Referee:

Justice of Peace;
A Police Officer;
A permanent employee of the Australian Postal Corporation with 2 or more years continuous service who is employed in an office supplying postal services to the public;
A member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia, CPA Australia or the National Institute of Accountants with 2 or more year continous membership; or
Any other individual before whom a statutory declaration may be made (see Schedule 2 of the Statutory Declarations Regulations 1993 (Cth)).

A Season Update client is a farming entity that has previously had Latevo Farm Income Protection and has completed a Latevo Income Assessment.

If you are unsure if you are a Season Update client please contact Latevo or your broker for assistance.

A New Client is a farming entity that has not previously taken out Latevo Farm Income Protection or has never had a Latevo Income Assessement.

If you are unsure if you are have ever had a Latevo Income Assessment please contact Latevo or your broker for assistance.

Please ensure the cashbooks files are a detailed general ledger (transaction) by category report preferably in pdf format from your accounting software. There should be an individual file for each financial year.

Do not provide summary files, we are specifically looking at your grain sales transactions and a summary file will not provide this detail.

If you would prefer not to provide your full cashbooks please ensure you provide your detailed grain transactions and any associated transactions such as share farming.