Exam #2 Review AAE 320 Paul D. Mitchell. What’s Covered? Major topics since last exam 1) Farm Finance: Balance Sheets, Income Statements 2) Taxes, Business.

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Exam #2 Review AAE 320 Paul D. Mitchell.
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Exam #2 Review AAE 320 Paul D. Mitchell

What’s Covered? Major topics since last exam 1) Farm Finance: Balance Sheets, Income Statements 2) Taxes, Business Arrangements and Farm Transfer Posted old Exam #2 and Final Exam materials over similar topics, plus answers Sometimes material ordered differently, so Harris material only on final exam

Balance Sheets Basic structure and how to read one Know what current, non-current assets and liabilities are (basic definitions) and be able to give simple examples of each Asset Valuation: Market vs Cost basis: be able to explain advantages & weaknesses, why you might want to use each

Depreciation What it is and why do it How to depreciate an asset by the three methods we covered Straight line, Declining balance, Tax table Problem with declining balance and salvage value Tax depreciation and section 179 depreciation Think Breaks, Problem Sets, Old Exams

Balance Sheets Liquidity and Solvency: basic definitions, How are they assessed/measured? Know how to calculate and interpret ratios: Current Ratio, Debt to Asset, Equity to Asset and Debt to Equity Ratios Basic idea of what’s “typical” in Midwest crop/livestock farming, why some are low and some are high

Income Statement Basic structure and how to read one Examples of cash and non-cash revenues and costs (accounts receivable, inventory changes, depreciation recapture vs. depreciation and accounts payable) Why farms may want to do accrual adjustments of income statement Move costs/revenues to season when grown

Income Statement Know how to calculate and interpret Net Farm Income (Accrual Adjusted NFI) (Rate of) Return on Assets (Rate of) Return on Equity Operating Profit Ratio/Profit Margin Think Breaks/class notes, Problem Sets, old Exams for examples Basic idea of what’s “typical” in Midwest crop/livestock farming

Taxes Focus on the issues that stay the same, not the details that vary Our focus: Income, self-employment, capital gain, gift taxes Basics of how these work and pertain to farmers Revenue, Schedule F costs, depreciation and depreciation recapture, capital gains Tax advantages of section 179 depreciation and cash versus accrual accounting

Taxes and Farm Transfer How calculate gain? (= Sale Price – Basis) What triggers recognizing gain? Sell/buy or give/receive assets? Contribute to or remove from Partnership, LLC, Corporation? Why does Basis change? Death, depreciation, sale, gift? Gift taxes: what triggers and who pays?

Business Arrangements and Asset Transfers Types of Business Arrangements Sole proprietor, partnership, corporation (C or S), limited liability company (LLC) Main differences among them Formation: how do you form one? Decision making: who makes decisions? Taxation: how does it deal with income taxes and does it trigger recognition of gain? Liability: are personal assets at risk?

Exam Preparation Class overheads and reading materials put on class web page For quantitative topics: Think Breaks and Problem Sets are good examples What to expect? Old exams as examples Short answer and problems to work Call/ if you have questions