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Farm Household Finances and Transition in Agriculture (Power Point)

Mary Clare Ahearn, Ahearn, Mary Clare

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Business Considerations• Assets tend to be illiquid and bulky, e.g., difficult to divide • May need farm income to pay off debt and taxes • Reduce income, gift, or estate taxes (if over $5.25 million; $10.5 million if married) • Attraction of current returns (income and asset appreciation), or not, depending on enterprise mix

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Business Considerations• Assets tend to be illiquid and bulky, e.g., difficult to divide • May need farm income to pay off debt and taxes • Reduce income, gift, or estate taxes (if over $5.25 million; $10.5 million if married) • Attraction of current returns (income and asset appreciation), or not, depending on enterprise mix

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Business Considerations• Assets tend to be illiquid and bulky, e.g., difficult to divide • May need farm income to pay off debt and taxes • Reduce income, gift, or estate taxes (if over $5.25 million; $10.5 million if married) • Attraction of current returns (income and asset appreciation), or not, depending on enterprise mix

Key concepts: Power point, Agriculture, Transition (genetics), Agricultural economics, Point (geometry), Power (physics), Economics, Business

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