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If the farm income is SE income why wouldn't the patronage dividends also be?
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All farm income is 1099-patr income with corrsponding expenses ie seed real estate taxes insurance etc. Taxpayers, partners are in late seventies and do not farm themselves. Partnership was formed as a LLC partnership.
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Did you check the box for Did not Materially Participate?
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So who is farming this then?
Why is the only income patronage dividends?
Why do they have seed expense?
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Yes, I checked did not materiallly participated.
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The farming is done by someone else on a 50/50 split of income and expenses. My clients do not farm.
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Then I question why you are reporting on Sch F. For an individual, crop sharing goes on Form 4835 and not Sch F.
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I agree with what you are saying but this is a partnership return.
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I got that. Maybe it should be reported on the rental schedule instead of Sch F?
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