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1 week ago |
farmcpareport.com | Paul Neiffer
Most farmers in the US are not subject to paying sales or use tax when they purchase farm equipment. However, Washington State historically has required farmers to pay these taxes for several years. Starting October 1, 2025, certain farmers will be exempt from owing these taxes. This exemption only applies to farmers whose gross sales from agricultural products is less than $2 million.
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1 week ago |
farmcpareport.com | Paul Neiffer
The House tax proposal increased the state and local tax (SALT) limit for individuals from the current $10,000 limit to $40,000 and then would start phasing that out once your income hit $500,000. However, many states have what is called a pass-through entity tax (PTET) system that allows partnerships and S corporations to pay the SALT for the individuals directly.
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1 week ago |
farmcpareport.com | Paul Neiffer
The Senate Finance Committee released their proposals for the One Big Beautiful Bill on Monday. In most cases, the followed the House proposal but there are several key changes, and the changes are material in some cases and will certainly require negotiation between the House and Senate to get it across the finish line. We will summarize some of the key changes from the House version in this post and will provide additional clarity as we get more details.
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1 week ago |
farmcpareport.com | Paul Neiffer
Now that the House and Senate have provided their “Farm Bill” proposals, we thought it would be good to provide a table summarizing the various proposals. In most cases, the Senate mirrors the House’s proposals but not in all cases. Attached is the table summarizing the proposals:
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2 weeks ago |
farmcpareport.com | Paul Neiffer
The Senate Ag Committee released the Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Budget Reconciliation details yesterday. In today’s post we will review the key changes versus the House proposal. This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. The calculation of the effective reference price (EFR) will now have a floor of 88% on the five-year Olympic average calculation.
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