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Farm Return Question: CCC-1099 G


Chrisbry

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The Farmers are starting to receive their Form CCC-1099G for Government Payments.

Since the land is jointly owned by husband and wife, USDA reports 1/2 of the payments in Wife's SS# and 1/2 in husband's SS # even though the farm operations are 100% husband's (Sch F).

Would you report the CCC amounts for wife on her own Sch F and nominee them to husband? Or put them all on Sch F for husband.

The monies are direct deposited into the Farm account (which wife has NO access to--long story) and then applied against their farm operating note.

Just curious as to how other's are handling this on their Farm returns.

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The Farmers are starting to receive their Form CCC-1099G for Government Payments.

Since the land is jointly owned by husband and wife, USDA reports 1/2 of the payments in Wife's SS# and 1/2 in husband's SS # even though the farm operations are 100% husband's (Sch F).

Would you report the CCC amounts for wife on her own Sch F and nominee them to husband? Or put them all on Sch F for husband.

The monies are direct deposited into the Farm account (which wife has NO access to--long story) and then applied against their farm operating note.

Just curious as to how other's are handling this on their Farm returns.

I "plow" into the clients info, then I "harvest" the numbers that I need to prepare the return. "Combining" all this together

is how I prepare a farmer's tax return.

Booger

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Seriously, Chrisby, I would report the wife's amount on a Scedule F for her, then "nominee" it

over to her husband's Schedule F. The IRS will be looking for her amount reported under her

SS number; this would be a way to show it under her SS number (Sorry for my BAD JOKE).

Booger

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Seriously, Chrisby, I would report the wife's amount on a Scedule F for her, then "nominee" it

over to her husband's Schedule F. The IRS will be looking for her amount reported under her

SS number; this would be a way to show it under her SS number (Sorry for my BAD JOKE).

Booger

Quite alright Booger -- after the Monday I have had, I needed a good laugh!

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