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- Delayed Payment of
Federal Estate Taxes
Ray Massey and Gary L. Bredensteiner, University of Nebraska Cooperative
Extension, 1993
This publication details installment payment of estate taxes and the
filing for an extension of time to pay taxes.
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- Delayed Payment of
Federal Estate Taxes
Ronald L. Plain and Stephen F. Matthews, University of Missouri-Columbia
Extension, October 1993
This guide will explain conditions under which you can delay payment
of estate taxes. This guide is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice.
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- Determining Property Basis
Ray Massey and Gary L. Bredensteiner, University of Nebraska Cooperative
Extension, 1993
This publication addresses how basis is initially determined by
looking at each of the major ways of acquiring property. It will also briefly define
adjusted basis.
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- Income Tax-Implications of the
Sale of a Farm
Frank E. Smith, Virginia Cooperative Extension, 1997
The seller of an entire farm business is particularly vulnerable to
income tax because there is a surge in taxable income when a farm is sold.
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- Maintaining Woodland Tax
Records
John P. Dwyer and William B. Kurtz, University of Missouri-Columbia
Extension, October 1993
It is necessary to maintain complete, documented records on
woodlands, to determine the cost of production and to establish a basis for casualty
losses and taxes.
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Tax Consequences of Drought Sale of Livestock
Mike L. Hardin, Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service,
August 1996
If a farmer sells livestock because of a shortage
of water, grazing, or other consequences of a drought, the payment of
income tax on the taxable gain from the sale may be postponed.
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Taxes for Agricultural Enterprises course from
RightRiskTM
Jeffrey E. Tranel, Colorado State University
Cooperative Extension, John P. Hewlett, University of Wyoming
Cooperative Extension, and Rodney Sharp, Colorado State
University Cooperative Extension, Sept. 2006.
A two-hour CD and internet-based course covering 1) Definition of
a Farm, 2) The Importance of Records, 3) Farm Income, 4) Farm Expenses,
and 5) Tax Management. Also included are a glossary, resource links for
further research, and many other features.
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- Weather Related Sales
of Livestock and Tax Implications
Russell Tronstad, University of Arizona; C. Wilson Gray,
University of Idaho; and Lee Meyer, University of Kentucky; 2002
Special tax treatment is
generally available to producers that are forced to sell animals due to
weather related events like drought and flooding.
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