Tax practitioners, farmers and farmland owners are encouraged to connect to the Agricultural and Natural Resources Income Tax Issues Webinar (via Zoom). The event is sponsored by Ohio State University Income Tax Schools and Purdue University Income Tax Schools.

The webinar focuses on issues specific to farm tax returns related to agriculture and natural resources and will highlight timely topics and new regulations related to COVID-related legislation.

The program is an intermediate-level course for tax preparers whose clients include farmers and rural landowners. Farmers who prepare and file their own taxes will also benefit from the webinar.

Topics to be addressed, discussed during the webinar

COVID-19 relief for agricultural businesses

Timely tax issues impacting agricultural producers

QBI issues for farmers, landowners

Retirement, Social Security considerations for farmers

Form 4797, sale of business property

Like-kind exchange issues impacting farmers

Getting out of the business of farming

Current UNICAP rules for orchards, vineyards

Tax issues arising upon the death of a farmer

The cost for the one-day school is $150, and applications have been made for the following continuing education credits:

    Accountancy Board of Ohio, CPAs (6 hours)
    Office of Professional Responsibility, IRS (6 hours)
    Supreme Court of Ohio, attorneys (5.25 hours)

Registration includes the Agricultural Tax Issues Workbook. The deadline to register is Dec. 8 to ensure participants will receive the workbook in the mail before the workshop. The live webinar will also feature options for interaction and the ability to ask questions about the presented material.

Register

Contact Barry Ward at 614-688-3959, [email protected] or Julie Strawser at 614-292-2433, [email protected] with questions.