Farmers
SEE 2 Chapter 24 · IRS outline 3D1, 3D2, 3D3, 3D4, 3D5
Tom and Beth Larsen run Greenfield Farm, with 80 head of cattle, corn and soybeans, and a son who wants to keep it going. This year, a drought cut the corn crop, forced them to sell extra cattle, and brought a crop insurance check in December. Beth's father rents them part of the land on crop shares, and asks if he has to pay self-employment tax. Theo's never seen a Schedule F. Nadia hands him one, and says, 'Farmers have their own calendar, and the Code has made room for it.'
In this chapter
- Farm income
- Crop insurance, disaster payments and program payments
- Depreciation for farmers
- Disaster-area provisions and forced sales
- Farm rental: Form 4835
- Farm tax computation: Schedule J, SE and estimates
This chapter has 6 lessons and 56 practice MCQs with explanations, plus flashcards and a recall sheet.
What this chapter covers
- Farm income
- crop insurance and disaster rules
- livestock
- farm depreciation
- Form 4835
- Schedule J, Schedule SE and farmer estimated tax
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