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How Would You Like to Have Your Estate Pay 35% Estate Tax to Washington State?
The highest estate tax rate by far is now in Washington state, however, qualified farmers may get a big break
5 hrs ago
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Paul Neiffer
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Chapter 12 Farm Bankruptcies Rising, but Still Lower than 20 Year Average
We see an uptick in Chapter 12 farm bankruptcies, but the overall number is still below "average"
Feb 9
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Paul Neiffer
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IRC Section 1062: Attachment Requirements for Form 1065 and Form 1120-S (Schedule K-1) and Sample Covenant
More information is required when making a Section 1062 election for partners and S-corporation shareholders
Feb 6
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Paul Neiffer
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Which Came First: The Chicken or the Research Credit Study?
We provide guidance on a Tax Court case that may help farmers obtain a R&D tax credit, but it was not a "win" for the taxpayer.
Feb 5
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Paul Neiffer
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The §45Z Clean Fuel Production Credit: Clarity at Last?
The producers of biofuel got guidance on Section 45Z tax credits. The farmers not so much.
Feb 4
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Paul Neiffer
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How is the R&D Credit Calculated?
We provide some more details on the R&D Credit
Feb 3
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Paul Neiffer
28
Off to Brazil and a Refresher on Deferring Income Taxes on Sale of Farmland
When you get this post I should be in Brazil doing a farm tour, etc. (assuming the United Airlines cooperates).
Feb 2
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Paul Neiffer
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January 2026
You May Qualify for a R&D Tax Credit
Farmers who experiment may qualify for a tax credit to offset income taxes
Jan 30
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Paul Neiffer
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Additional Guidance from IRS on Electronic Payments
The IRS just released additional guidance on how individuals and businesses need to make payments and receive refunds
Jan 29
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Paul Neiffer
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Form 8825 Has New Codes to Provide Information to the IRS
Form 8825 has been expanded with new codes that taxpayers need to enter
Jan 28
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Paul Neiffer
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What is my 2026 Payment Limits
We review the key payment limits for 2026
Jan 27
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Paul Neiffer
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Changes to Charitable Contribution Deduction Starts Now
Major changes will affect how you deduct charitable contributions on your 2026 tax return
Jan 26
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Paul Neiffer
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