Workshop
Workshop农业

Transitioning the Farm: Hobby Versus Profit Tax Rules

Date

July 15, 2026

Location

Online, Online

Organizer

The Pennsylvania State University, Department of Physics

About This Event

The event titled Transitioning the Farm: Hobby Versus Profit Tax Rules offers essential insights for new and inheriting farmers on how to position their agricultural operations as legitimate businesses rather than hobbies in the eyes of the IRS. This online webinar aims to clarify the critical distinctions between hobby and business classifications, which are pivotal for tax deductions and financial management. Participants will gain practical knowledge on how to effectively document their farm's income and expenses while understanding the IRS's 'three out of five years' rule that assists in establishing a profit motive.The session is designed for those engaged in farm transition planning, including owners of farm, food, and natural resources-based businesses. Key learning outcomes include strategies to separate personal and business finances, thereby minimizing the risk of tax penalties associated with misclassification. The webinar will also provide attendees with access to a recorded version within ten business days post-event, which will be available for six months, allowing participants to revisit the content at their convenience. This educational opportunity is crucial for anyone looking to ensure compliance with IRS standards while optimizing their farm's financial practices.

Topics & Themes

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Source & updates

Record source: 10times public listing. Confirm dates, venue and registration details with the organizer’s latest notice.

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Editions

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