National Farm Income Tax Extension Committee

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The attached file contains a pdf version of the Small Farms Tax Guide by the National Farm Income Tax Extension Committee. 

This committee provides up-to-date and easy-to-understand resources for taxes on agriculturally-related income.  Their Rural Tax Education website contains:

  • Tax Topics related to income and self-employment tax issues for agricultural businesses,
  • Small Farms Tax Guide providing comprehensive coverage of tax issues for small farms, and
  • Sample Tax Returns to provide examples of tax preparation for small farms.

This group also collaborates with the Internal Revenue Service in preparing the Farmer's Tax Guide (IRS Publication 225).

 


 

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