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Senile_Texas_Aggie
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What a difference a drop of 10 degrees F makes! We have been working on clearing out the overgrowth and excess trees around the pond every morning. Until yesterday morning, the most we both could work was 1-2 hours before we were wiped out from the heat and humidity (what most of you folks do before breakfast, I am sure). But yesterday it was 10 degrees cooler in the morning and lower humidity, so we managed to put in 5 hours before quitting around 1:30 PM. It helped that I finally bought some chains that I plan to use to anchor the tractor to the trailer later this month when I take it to have a grapple installed. The tractor and the chains made easy work of dragging the trees from off the dam down to the brush piles. So all that we lack now is moving a few small brush piles off the dam, and then, once I get the grapple installed, moving all of the cleared brush from around the pond into one giant brush pile to burn! Woohoo!
Now, I need help on a topic (one of many, in fact) that I know so many of you already know about: with only a little over 4 months left in the year, I need to learn as much as I can about filing federal taxes with farm income and loss, such as including as either expenses or as depreciating assets the different pieces of equipment I have bought to help around the farm (tractor, trailer, JD Gator, chainsaw, etc.). What would you folks recommend I read to prepare for filing taxes?
Senile Texas Aggie
Now, I need help on a topic (one of many, in fact) that I know so many of you already know about: with only a little over 4 months left in the year, I need to learn as much as I can about filing federal taxes with farm income and loss, such as including as either expenses or as depreciating assets the different pieces of equipment I have bought to help around the farm (tractor, trailer, JD Gator, chainsaw, etc.). What would you folks recommend I read to prepare for filing taxes?
Senile Texas Aggie
