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Farm transition planning: How to get it right 

Shannon Ferrell detailed estate planning strategies for farmers and ranchers to successfully pass on their operation to the next generation. Read More

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Cattle producers to receive tax relief from the IRS 

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Make time for a mid-year tune up



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Farmers and ranchers should act now on estate tax planning

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Year-end and new year financial planning tips

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Record keeping for taxes

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Take advantage of tax deductions before the end of the year

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Sustaining the Legacy set in November

Taxpayers who prepare their taxes before January enjoy benefits including easier planning for retirement contributions and estimating their final tax burden, if any. (Division of Agriculture illustration.)

Consider These Tips before Filing Your Tax Return

  • By Barb Wollan │ Iowa State University Extension and Outreach