2025 Returns
2025 Publ 225 (PDF) · 2026-10-03 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · United States
Sections in this part
- Contents
- ! well as farm employees, for example,
- Introduction
- Benefits of Recordkeeping
- Kinds of Records To Keep
- ! self, does not establish you are entitled
- Introduction
- Accounting Methods
- Introduction
- Schedule F (Form 1040)
- Sales of Farm Products
- Rents
- ! as non-passive. This can happen when
- ! value of the right to receive annual in
- What’s New
- Reminder
- Deductible Expenses
- ! prepaid farm supplies applies, your ex
- !
- ! could cause a loss of the dependency
- ! ity to make a profit, your loss deduction
- ! suspended miscellaneous itemized de
- Introduction
- !
- ! that is not used in farm production, you
- ! conservation expenses, you must in
- Introduction
- Cost Basis
- ! bor, or any other labor you did not pay
- ! talization rules, you must use the alter
- What’s New for 2025
- Introduction
- Overview of Depreciation
- Section 179 Expense Deduction
- ! December 31, 2017, are generally limi
- !
- ! pose of the property, do not figure the
- ! figure the recapture amount under the
- ! preciation allowance apply, the prop
- ! preciate your property, you cannot
- ! ure depreciation for your property, see
- ! one item in a property class, you must
- !
- Introduction
- Sales and Exchanges
- ! intermediary involving related persons,
- ! to the sale of livestock held primarily for
- Introduction
- Section 1231 Gains and Losses
- ! quired holding period, the transaction
- ! chapter 6 for more information regard
- Introduction
- Installment Sale of a Farm
- ! installment method, any depreciation
- ! income on payments you receive in
- What’s New
- Reminder
- Introduction
- Casualties and Thefts
- ! sonal casualty and theft losses of an in
- ! you receive is more than your adjusted
- ! ance payments you receive for living
- ! tributed to a major disaster declared by
- ! that were attributable to a major disas
- ! addition to a loss, you will have to make
- ! beginning in 2018 or later may not be
- ! sonal casualty and theft losses of an in
- ! deduction is made retroactively inappli
- !
- What’s New for 2025
- Introduction
- ! 2013, or if you have an ITIN that you
- ! old you are and even if you are already
- !
- ! change in your self-employment earn
- ! curity benefits. Obtaining an ITIN
- ! your partner, you must withhold and
- ! operated by spouses as co-owners
- ! self-employment earnings to figure
- ! Form 1040 or 1040-SR (with Sched
- What’s New for 2025
- What’s New for 2026
- Reminders
- ! well as farm employees, for example,
- ! $1 million or less if the payment is sub
- What’s New
- Reminders
- Introduction
- Fuels Used in Farming
- Fuels Used in Off-Highway Business Use
- Fuels Used for Household Purposes or Other Than as a Fuel for Propulsion Engines
- How To Claim a Credit or Refund
- ! on gasoline and aviation gasoline used
- ! as a credit or refund will be less than
- Introduction
- !
- ! two-thirds for the previous year and
- ! ignore it, even if you think it is wrong.
- ! the return, you’re ultimately responsible
- ! mid-February for returns that claimed
- ! you filed your amended return for it to
Acknowledgment: The valuable advice and assistance given us each year by the National Farm Income Tax Extension Committee is gratefully acknowledged.
1. Importance of Records¶
2. Accounting Methods¶
3. Farm Income¶
4. Farm Business Expenses¶
5. Soil and Water Conservation Expenses¶
6. Basis of Assets¶
7. Depreciation, Depletion, and Amortization¶
8. Gains and Losses¶
9. Dispositions of Property Used in Farming¶
10. Installment Sales¶
11. Casualties, Thefts, and Condemnations¶
12. Self-Employment Tax¶
13. Employment Taxes¶
14. Fuel Excise Tax Credits and Refunds¶
15. Estimated Tax¶
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