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Farmers often ask if they can own farmland in an IRA. The technical answer is yes. But the more important and practical answer is you typically should not own farmland in an IRA.
You will soon need to report all of your entities to the government. We provide the details.
Since the Form 943 is due in January 2022, it is extremely important for you to review your operation to see if you qualify for the Employee Retention Credit.
We get a message from a reader with what we would call a bad deferred payment arrangement and discuss the reason why.
A reader asks us about constructive receipt on grain sales. We go over the rules to have a proper deferral of grain sales.
Most farmers prepay farm expenses at year-end. It may be more difficult this year.
Farmers who want to own farmland in an IRA need to understand the tax risks. It is likely not a good idea.
Understand and weigh your operation’s options.
Many assume it will make the spouse benefit equal to 50% of their own higher benefit, but that only applies if they start collecting at full retirement age.
2021 crop returns have been strong. 2022 expected corn and soybean returns should be strong too but with increased costs.