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If this is the first time that you are filing taxes after becoming a farmer or a rancher or you are still confused about filing taxes after being a farmer for years, you must learn tips and tricks on how you can save taxes on a farm/ranch most effectively.
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If this is the first time that you are filing taxes after becoming a farmer or a rancher or you are still confused about filing taxes after being a farmer for years, you must learn tips and tricks on how you can save taxes on a farm/ranch most effectively.
The first and the most important thing to know in this regard is that your backyard produce sales do not qualify you for taxes; especially if you also work full time and that job is not related to farming or ranching
The IRS does not qualify the money you are making from gardening as a hobby or planting for home use as you do not depend on that income to run the house
Even if you own a farm or a ranch but it is operated by the tenant, it means that you have not materially participated in the farm’s operation management and no longer have to play self-employment tax on the rental income
The good thing about saving taxes on farm or ranch is that farmers get a lot of deductions for the expenses they make; the list of expenses they can deduct is a long one and includes seeds and plants, veterinary costs for livestock, depreciation, chemicals, feeds, fertilizers and lime, insurance, mortgage interest as well as storage and warehousing
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