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Making tax decisions less taxing
Growing a crop can be challenging. Marketing a crop can be harder still. Hardest of all, perhaps, is keeping abreast of tax law changes and incorporating those changes into farm management. That's wh...
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A Very Taxing Job
Being a bookkeeper for our ranch is not one of my strong points. I would rather spend my time outside dealing with cow-related problems but the IRS won't let me use that as an excuse. Much to my re...
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A Danie Day II
I had a Danie day, this is a phrase that sounds innocent and maybe even enjoyable. However, I am like the little boy who sees dead people in the movie, the Sixth Sense in that I know the truth. Today ...
Posted on 2/4/11 at 8:58 AM
More blog posts about taxes

SD senator: Change valuation on ag land

SD senator: Change valuation on ag land PIERRE — Sen. Al Novstrup is trying again to change the tax-valuation method for agricultural property.

By Bob Mercer , February 05, 2013

ND farmers, ranchers get more time to file taxes

Tax Commissioner Cory Fong says North Dakota is recognizing an Internal Revenue Service extension of the deadline for farmers and ranchers to file and pay taxes.

By Associated Press , January 28, 2013

Look carefully at Measure 2

GLENBURN, N.D. — Measure 2 needs to be carefully looked at before the June primary. I don’t like paying taxes more than anyone else and I think North Dakota’s real estate or property taxes are higher than needed in view of the state surplus situation. However, eliminating all property taxes as proposed is not the answer.

By Ronald Hensen , June 04, 2012

Tax break for Groton elevator defeated

PIERRE — Legislation that would have helped a Brown County agriculture producer with his property taxes has been set aside, at least for this year.

By Bob Mercer , February 29, 2012

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SD panel urges change in farm property tax system

PIERRE, S.D. — South Dakota's new farm property tax system should be changed to speed up increases in the taxable value of some land, a legislative task force recommended Tuesday.

By Chet Brokaw , October 12, 2011

Assessments could replace ND property taxes

BISMARCK, N.D. — North Dakota's local governments will face pressure to use special assessments to raise money if voters abolish property taxes, lawmakers said Monday as they questioned a proposed constitutional amendment that would eliminate taxes on land.

By Dale Wetzel , August 16, 2011

Tax on estates can be a burden for many farm and ranch families

WASHINGTON — Out of sight, out of mind is too often the political strategy of many inside the Beltway.

By Mike Deering , July 11, 2011

Year-end tax steps still possible for farmers

In a year filled with tax changes great and small, at least one long-standing piece of advice still applies. Farmers and ranchers should consider deferring income and accelerating expenses.

By Jonathan Knutson , December 29, 2010

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Prepare for farm operation tax appointment

ST. PAUL — As the month of February approaches, farmers should prepare for the annual trip to the tax preparer. While each farmer’s situation is unique, there are several items nearly everyone should check off their list prior to arriving at a tax appointment.

By C. Robert Holcomb, University of Minnesota Extension , February 06, 2010

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Minnesota's Scott County cracks down on fake farms

SHAKOPEE, Minn. — One Minnesota county is going after landowners who are benefiting from agriculture tax breaks, but don't use their property for farming.

By Associated Press , December 02, 2009

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Farmers hit with major land tax hikes

Farmers hit with major land tax hikes People who own agricultural, seasonal or recreational lakeshore properties may have had a heart-stopper over the weekend when they opened their proposed property tax statements.

By Carolyn Lange , November 18, 2009

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Letter: More cuts to rural counties

Once again our southwest Minnesota rural counties get the short end of the stick! Not only will we be hit with the governor’s unallotments but additional cuts!

By Terry Overlander, Lac qui Parle County Commissioner , August 26, 2009

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Countdown begins for new system of ag-land valuation

PIERRE — County directors of equalization will be provided special training, and public forums will be held throughout South Dakota in the coming months, as South Dakota converts this fall to a new productivity-based system for setting the taxable values on agriculture property, an official for the state Department of Revenue and Regulation said Wednesday.

By Bob Mercer , July 09, 2009

REGIONAL ROUNDUP: Livestock numbers drop...Tax hike irks residents...Med school jobs joined...Mine tunnels threaten road...more

North Dakota has fewer cattle, sheep and goats than it did a year ago.

February 03, 2009

Ethanol fund may run out after this month

A state fund that helps North Dakota ethanol plants is expected to run out of money this month. Ethanol producers can tap into the fund when corn prices are high. Randy Schneider, president of the North Dakota Ethanol Producers Association, said that’s what happened in the third quarter of the year when corn sold for nearly $6 a bushel.

December 12, 2008

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