Business Expenses(Farming) Tip!: Read all the fields before answering. Business Name Owner * First Name Last Name Email * Tax Year * Farm Property Expenses These are costs related to your land and buildings: Mortgage interest on your farm property $ Property taxes on your farmland $ Payments for leasing extra land or buildings $ Repairs to barns, fences, wells, or irrigation systems $ Farm utilities (electricity, water, propane, waste disposal) $ Real-life example: If you paid $5,000 in property taxes on your farmland, that's deductible! Equipment and Machinery Costs These are expenses for the tools that help you farm: Farm equipment purchases (tractors, seeders, plows) $ Repairs and maintenance for your equipment $ Fuel and oil for farm machinery $ Costs for leasing or renting equipment $ Small tools and farm supplies $ Real-life example: $2,000 spent on hay and feed for your cattle is deductible. Animal-Related Expenses If you have livestock, these costs count: Livestock purchases for breeding, dairy, or work $ Feed, hay, and supplements $ Vet bills and medicine $ Breeding fees $ Livestock insurance $ Costs to transport animals $ Real-life example: $2,000 spent on hay and feed for your cattle is deductible. Crop and Planting Costs Everything you spend to grow crops: Seeds, plants, and saplings $ Fertilizers, pesticides, and soil treatments $ Mulch, compost, and cover crops $ Greenhouse expenses $ Soil testing services $ Real-life example: $1,500 worth of soybean seeds for planting is deductible. Farm Vehicle Expenses Costs for trucks and transportation: Fuel, repairs, and insurance for farm vehicles $ Mileage for farm-related driving (keep a simple log) $ Lease payments for farm trucks or trailers $ Registration and license fees $ Costs to transport products to market $ Real-life example: Using your farm truck for 3,000 miles to transport produce to market counts as a deduction. Worker and Labor Costs If you hire help: Wages paid to farm employees or seasonal workers $ Required payroll taxes $ Workers' compensation insurance $ Employee benefits $ Payments to temporary workers $ Real-life example: $10,000 paid to seasonal farmworkers is deductible. Farm Business Expenses General business costs for your farm: Farm insurance (liability, crop insurance) $ Advertising and marketing for your products $ Bank fees and loan interest $ Memberships in farm organizations $ Required licenses and permits $ Accounting fees $ Real-life example: $800 spent on farm liability insurance is deductible. Thank you! Please mark the task/request as complete.