Wisconsin farmland preservation credit Schedule FC instructions 2023 FC Before mailing your claim, Caution Checklist: STOP check off the following items – Before you complete your 2023 Schedule FC, you may be required to notify the county land conservation committee. See line 18 instructions located later in Questions 1 to 7 on Schedule FC all answered these instructions. ALL household income reported For tax years beginning in 2023, claimants must provide the 5-digit agreement number(s) located on their farmland preservation agreement(s) issued Only your household’s ownership percentage of by the Department of Agriculture, Trade, and property taxes claimed Consumer Protection (DATCP). See “FARMLAND PRESERVATION CONTRACT NUMBER” later in ALL calculations checked these instructions Schedule FC SIGNED Reminders ALL required enclosures included (see “Enclosures • You may need to file Schedule FC-A instead of or in Required” located later in these instructions) addition to Schedule FC. See “Which Schedule to File” located later in these instructions. Documents assembled (DO NOT STAPLE, use paper clips) in the proper order, as follows: • Individuals, corporations, estates, and trusts can file their income or franchise tax return and Schedule FC • Wisconsin income or franchise tax form (Form 1, electronically. Additional information is available on the 1NPR, 2, 4, 4T, or 6) department’s website, revenue.wi.gov, under “Online Services.” • Schedule FC • Note Wisconsin e-file is no longer available for • 2023 property tax bills Schedule FC. However, you will still be able to • Enclosures b through h under “Enclosures electronically file Schedule FC using modernized e-file. Required” located later in these instructions • Read the instructions carefully to avoid errors and help prevent delays in processing your credit. • Any additional farmland preservation credit information • Fill in your property taxes on lines 11a and 11b of Schedule FC, even if you use the multiple municipality • Other Wisconsin schedules and forms proration method of computing your credit. • Federal tax form (Form 1040, 1040-SR, 1041, or • Fill in the actual number of acres on which your claim 1120) is based on Schedule FC, question 4. • Federal schedules • Be sure to use the correct percentage level of credit (see line 15 instructions located later in these instructions). FEDERAL PRIVACY ACT In compliance with federal law, you are hereby notified that the request for your social security number on the Wisconsin farmland preservation credit claim is made under the authority of Section 71.59(2)(a) of the Wisconsin Statutes. The disclosure of this number on your claim is mandatory. It is used for identification purposes throughout the processing, filing, and auditing of your claim, and in the issuance of refund checks. Printed on Recycled Paper I-126 (R. 11-23) |
2 General Information Note In these instructions, “DATCP” means the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection. WHICH SCHEDULE TO FILE A 2023 farmland preservation credit claim may be filed using Schedule FC, Schedule FC-A, or both. However, a credit may not be claimed on the same acreage using both Schedule FC and Schedule FC-A. File Schedule FC if 1) you are subject to a farmland preservation agreement entered into prior to July 1, 2009 (see notes be- low), and 2) you otherwise qualify (see “Who May Claim the Credit” and “Who May Qualify” below). Notes • A farmland preservation agreement is considered entered into prior to July 1, 2009, if 1) the application for the agreement was submitted to the county clerk between January 1, 2008, and June 30, 2009, and 2) the agreement was entered into on or after July 1, 2009. • An agreement entered into prior to July 1, 2009, may be modified in order to file your farmland preservation claim using Schedule FC-A. For more information, contact DATCP at (608) 224-4621, (608) 224-4611, or DATCPWorkingLands@wisconsin. gov. File Schedule FC‑A if 1) you have an ownership interest in a farm that is covered by an original or modified farmland preservation agreement entered into on or after July 1, 2009 (see notes above) or located in an area designated in a certified exclusive agricultural use zoning or farmland preservation zoning ordinance and 2) you otherwise qualify (see “Who May Claim the Credit” and “Who May Qualify” located later in these instructions). WHO MAY CLAIM THE CREDIT A claimant must be the owner of farmland and may be any of the following: • Individuals – Individuals, partners in partnerships, members of limited liability companies (LLCs) treated as partnerships, shareholders of tax-option (S) corporations, and grantors of revocable trusts may claim the credit on their individual income tax returns. (See “Corporations” for information regarding publicly traded partnerships and LLCs treated as corporations.) • Only one member of a household (an individual, spouse if married, and dependents while under age 18) may claim the credit. If two or more members of a household each qualify (for example, where spouses are married filing separate returns), they must determine between themselves who the claimant will be. If they are unable to agree, the matter may be referred to the Secretary of Revenue, whose decision will be final. • Corporations – Corporations other than tax-option (S) corporations (see “Individuals”) may claim the credit on their corporation franchise or income tax returns. This includes publicly traded partnerships and limited liability companies (LLCs) treated as corporations under Wisconsin Statutes. • Estates and Trusts – Personal representatives of estates and trustees of qualifying trusts may claim the credit on the estate or trust return. (For exceptions, see definition of “Owner” located later in these instructions.) WHO MAY QUALIFY To qualify for the farmland preservation credit, you must meet all of the following conditions: 1. You or any member of your household (see definition located later in these instructions) must have been the owner (see definition located later in these instructions) of the Wisconsin farmland for which the credit is being claimed, during your taxable year that begins in 2023. 2. You must have been a resident of Wisconsin for the entire taxable year. The taxable year may be either calendar year 2023 or a fiscal year beginning in 2023, but it must be for the same period covered by your 2023 income tax return. A corporation must have been organized under the laws of Wisconsin. 3. You and your spouse did not claim the homestead credit or the veterans and surviving spouses property tax credit for 2023. 4. The 2022 property taxes for the property on which the claim is based must have been paid in full. 5. Your claim must be based on at least 35 acres of farmland. |
General Information 3 6. You must be subject to a farmland preservation agreement that was entered into prior to July 1, 2009, and in effect on July 1, 2023. If your agreement expired in 2023, it must have expired on or after July 1, 2023. 7. The farmland on which the claim is based must have produced at least $6,000 of gross farm profits (see definition later in these instructions) during 2023 or at least a total of $18,000 in gross farm profits for 2021, 2022, and 2023 combined. If you rent out your farmland, the renter’s gross farm profits are used to satisfy this requirement. Exception: If at least 35 acres of your farmland were enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program, you do not have to meet this gross farm profits requirement. 8. You must not have been notified that you are in violation of a soil and water conservation plan or standards for any farmland. However, if you receive a notice of cancellation of the noncompliance before the deadline for filing your claim, you may then file a claim by the deadline, provided the other conditions are met. WHEN TO FILE A 2023 farmland preservation credit claim must be filed no later than 4 years after the unextended due date of your 2023 tax return. For calendar year filers, the 2023 Schedule FC must be filed by April 15, 2028. HOW AND WHERE TO FILE Schedule FC should be included immediately behind the 2023 Wisconsin income or franchise tax return when it is filed. Your tax return and Schedule FC should be mailed to the address shown on the tax return. Your farmland preservation credit will decrease any tax due or increase any tax refund. Only one refund check will be mailed for the combined farmland preservation credit and tax refund. If you previously filed your 2023 Wisconsin tax return and now wish to file a farmland preservation credit claim, complete an amended tax return and include Schedule FC. You can electronically file an amended return through an approved software vendor that supports amended returns. Otherwise, mail the amended return to the address shown on the tax return. If an individual is not required to file a 2023 Wisconsin tax return but wishes to claim a farmland preservation credit, they should include Schedule FC and a schedule listing all sources and amounts of income with a Form 1, on which they fill in only the name and address area, and the amount of credit on line 30a. The farmland preservation credit claim should be mailed to Wisconsin Department of Revenue, PO Box 59, Madison WI 53785-0001. ELECTRONIC FILING If you file Schedule FC electronically and are unable to include the required enclosures (see “Required Enclosures” located later in these instructions) electronically, mail all of the required Schedule FC enclosures with a completed Form W-RA, Re- quired Attachments for Electronic Filing, to Wisconsin Department of Revenue, PO Box 8977, Madison WI 53708-8977. Note Wisconsin e-file is no longer available for Schedule FC. However, you will still be able to electronically file Schedule FC using modernized e-file. ADDITIONAL HELP To obtain more information about farmland preservation credit or help in preparing Schedule FC, or for a copy of Wisconsin Publication 503, Wisconsin Farmland Preservation Credit, you may contact any Department of Revenue office. The location and telephone number of the office nearest you is listed on the department’s website at DOR Office Locations. You may also email a question to DORFarmlandPreservationCredit@wisconsin.gov, or phone (608) 266-2442 (Madison). These instructions include several references to contacting DATCP for information. You may contact DATCP at (608) 224-4621 or (608) 224-4611. QUESTIONS ABOUT REFUNDS If you need to contact the Department of Revenue about your refund, please wait at least 10 weeks after filing your Sched- ule FC. Automated assistance is available by calling (608) 266-8100 in Madison or 1-866-WIS-RFND (1-866-947-7363, toll-free within the U.S. or Canada). If you need to speak with a person, assistance is available Monday through Friday from 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. by calling (608) 266-2772 (long-distance charges, if applicable, will apply). If you call, you will need your |
4 General Information social security number and the dollar amount of your refund. You may also get information on your refund using the depart- ment’s secure internet website at revenue.wi.gov. TTY PHONE HELP Telephone help is available using TTY equipment. Call the Wisconsin Telecommunications Relay System at 711. DEFINITIONS Owner “Owner” means a resident of Wisconsin owning land and includes an individual, a corporation incorporated in Wiscon- sin (including a publicly traded partnership or limited liability company (LLC) treated as a corporation), a grantor of a revocable trust, a qualifying trust, an estate, each member of a partnership or association having a joint or common interest in land, each member of an LLC that is treated as a partnership, each shareholder of a tax-option (S) corporation, a vendee under a land contract, and a guardian on behalf of a ward. Exceptions: An owner qualifying for farmland preservation credit does not include a trust created by a nonresident, a trust that receives Wisconsin real property from a nonresident, or a trust in which a nonresident grantor retains a beneficial interest. An owner also does not include the estate of an individual who is a nonresident on the date of death. When farmland is subject to a life estate, the person who has an ownership interest and is operating or renting out the farmland and paying the property taxes is the owner who may claim the credit. When property is transferred during the claim year by a method other than a sale, such as through gift, divorce, death, bank- ruptcy, foreclosure, or repossession, the owner of the property on the tax levy date is the owner who may claim the credit. The tax levy date is the date the property tax roll is delivered to the local treasurer for collection, usually in early December of each year. Household “Household” means an individual, spouse if married, and all dependents while they are under age 18. When de- pendent children reach age 18, they are no longer considered members of a household for purposes of determining a farmland preservation credit. Gross farm profits “Gross farm profits” means gross receipts, excluding rent, from the land’s agricultural use, less the cost or other basis of livestock or other items purchased for resale that are sold or otherwise disposed of during the taxable year. Gross farm profits include the fair market value, at the time of disposition, of payments-in-kind received for placing land in federal programs. Gross farm profits do not include the fair market value of crops grown but not sold during the year, fuel tax credits or refunds, or a previous year’s farmland preservation credit. If you rent out your farmland, gross farm profits are those of your renter, produced from your farmland. The renter’s name and address should be filled in on question 7 of Schedule FC. If you are unsure whether the required gross farm profits were pro- duced from the farmland you rented out, contact your renter to obtain this information. FILING INCORRECT CLAIMS If you recklessly or fraudulently claim an incorrect farmland preservation credit, you will be ineligible to claim any refundable credit for up to 10 years. Penalties may also apply. Because of the way farmland preservation credit claims are processed, please use BLACK INK to complete Schedule FC. Schedule FC has preprinted zeros in the “cents” area of the entry lines. Amounts filled in on those lines should be rounded to the nearest dollar. If completing Schedule FC by hand, do not use commas or dollar signs in any of the amounts that are filled in. For more tips, see page 5 of the instructions for Wisconsin Form 1. |
5 Instructions for Schedule FC LINE‑BY‑LINE INSTRUCTIONS FARMLAND PRESERVATION AGREEMENT CONTRACT NUMBER You must provide the 5-digit agreement number(s) located on your farmland preservation agreements issued by the De- partment of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection (DATCP) in order to claim the farmland preservation credit using Schedule FC. If a transfer occurred and/or there is a transfer agreement, you must provide the first 5-digits from the transfer agreement or the 5-digit number from the original agreement and include a copy of the transfer agreement with the required attachments. If the claim includes more than 4 farmland preservation agreements, include a statement identifying the additional farmland preservation agreement numbers. For information on obtaining your 5-digit agreement number, contact DATCP by calling (608) 224-4621, (608) 224-4611, or by emailing DATCP at DATCPWorkingLands@wisconsin.gov. LINES 1 THROUGH 7. QUESTIONS Read and answer questions 1 through 7 carefully. All the requested information must be provided. If you do not qualify for farmland preservation credit, do not complete the rest of Schedule FC. Question 1a: “Individuals” include personal representatives of estates and trustees of qualifying trusts claiming the credit on the estate or trust return. Question 2: If you are in noncompliance with a soil and water conservation plan or standard on any of your farmland, you do not qualify. However, if you subsequently receive a notice of cancellation of the noncompliance before the filing deadline and meet the other conditions, you may then file a claim by the deadline. Question 3: If the 2022 property taxes for all of the farmland on which your claim is based are not paid in full, you do not qualify. Question 4: If your claim is based on at least 35 acres, fill in the total number of acres rounded to the nearest whole acre. Fill in the total number of acres on which your claim is based, even if your property is co-owned with others (for example, if you have a 50% ownership interest in 100 acres on which your claim is based, fill in 100 acres, not 50). Fill in the actual number of acres, not “over 35,” “50%,” etc. If your claim is based on less than 35 acres (before rounding to the nearest whole acre), do not complete Schedule FC. You do not qualify for farmland preservation credit. Questions 5 and 6: If your answers to both questions are “No,” you do not qualify. If your answer to question 5 is “No” but your answer to question 6 is “Yes,” you DO qualify. LINES 8 THROUGH 10. HOUSEHOLD INCOME The instructions for Individuals apply to claimants who were single or married for the entire taxable year. Persons who became married or divorced during the taxable year should refer to Wisconsin Publication 503, Wisconsin Farmland Preservation Credit. See “Additional Help” located earlier in these instructions, for information about obtaining Publication 503. In computing its household income, a corporation is also required to include the household income of each corporate shareholder of record at the end of the corporation’s taxable year. Therefore, a corporation must also complete lines 8 through 10 to reflect the combined incomes of all its shareholders and their spouses and total farm income of depen- dents while under age 18 (see the lines 8 and 9 instructions for individuals). If the corporation files its claim on a fiscal year basis, the household income of shareholders and their spouses and dependents must be for that same fiscal year, even if they file on a calendar year basis for income tax purposes. Complete Worksheet 3, Computing Corporation Shareholder Income, located later in these instructions. List the corporate share- holders’ names, social security numbers, and ownership percentages and explain each shareholder’s household income (incomes reportable on lines 8 through 10 of Schedule FC). Include the completed Worksheet 3 with your Schedule FC. In these instructions, “Individuals” include partners, members of LLCs treated as partnerships, shareholders of tax-option (S) corporations, and grantors of revocable trusts. “Corporations” include publicly traded partnerships and LLCs treated as corporations but do NOT include tax-option (S) corporations. |
PMS # 320 15% below 6 Instructions for Schedule FC Line 8. Taxable Income and Dependents’ Farm Income • Line 8a: Individuals – On line 8a(1), fill in the income from your 2023 Wisconsin income tax return (line 7 of Form 1 or line 30 of Form 1NPR). Exception: If you are filing Form 1NPR and line 29, Wisconsin column, is more than line 16, Wisconsin column, subtract line 29 from line 16 and fill in the result on line 8a(1) as a negative number. If you are married filing a joint return, the income on line 8a(1) must be the joint income of you and your spouse. If you are married filing separate returns, fill in your income on line 8a(1) and your spouse’s income on line 8a(2) from both of your 2023 Wisconsin income tax returns. CAUTION: - You must include the total amount of any farmland preservation credit from Schedule FC received in your taxable year that began in 2023 as income on your 2023 Wisconsin tax return. Additional information is provided in Wisconsin Publication 503, Wisconsin Farmland Preservation Credit (see “Additional Help” located earlier in these instructions for information about obtaining Publication 503). - If your Wisconsin income tax return includes a deduction for a net operating loss (NOL) carryforward, be sure that this deduction has been computed correctly. More information about computing a Wisconsin NOL carryforward is available in Wisconsin Publication 120, Net Operating Losses for Individuals, Estates, and Trusts. - If you and your spouse received taxable income in 2023 but were not required to file a tax return (for example, because income was under minimum filing requirements), fill in on line 8a(1) the amount that would have been reported if you had filed a return. Include a schedule showing how you arrived at the taxable income. - If you had any dependents under age 18 during 2023, fill in the total farm income they received on the schedule below line 8a(3). Total farm income is the farm income, including wages, earned on the farm for which the claim applies. If a dependent turned 18 during the year, include the dependent’s total farm income for the portion of the year that the dependent was under age 18. Fill in the total from the schedule on line 8a(3). • Line 8b: Corporations – Fill in on line 8b the income from either Form 6 (the corporation’s share of income from Part II, line 5 less its share of farm net business loss offsets from Part III, line 7) Form 4 (line 5 less farm net business loss offsets on line 14), or the unrelated business taxable income from Form 4T (line 10) CAUTION: A farm net business loss offset may not increase or produce a negative amount on Schedule FC, line 8b. If a corporation has a loss on Form 4, line 5, or Part II, line 5 of Form 6, fill in that amount on line 8b. Do not increase the loss by any farm net business loss offset. If a corporation has income, but the amount of farm net business loss offset reduces that income below zero, fill in 0 on line 8b. • Line 8c: Estates and Trusts – Complete the Income Worksheet below and fill in the total on line 8c (include a copy with your your Schedule FC), or fill in on line 8c the unrelated business taxable income from Form 4T (line 18). Income Worksheet Add: Income distribution deduction from federal Form 1041 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Line 5, Wisconsin Form 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Line 20, Schedule ESBT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total of lines 2, 3, and 5, column 1, Schedule A, page 3, Wisconsin Form 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . Subtotal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Less: Total of lines 8, 10, and 11, column 1, Schedule A, page 3, Wisconsin Form 2 . . . . . . . . . . . ( ) Subtotal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Add or subtract, as appropriate, the distributable amount from Schedule B, page 3, Wisconsin Form 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Subtotal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Add or subtract, as appropriate, the difference between the federal and Wisconsin basis of any capital asset sold by the estate or trusts that is distributed to the beneficiary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Total (fill in on line 8c) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
7 Instructions for Schedule FC Line 9. Other Household Income and Adjustments • Line 9a. Depreciation In computing household income, you may deduct only $25,000 per household of farm depreciation. This limitation applies to the aggregate depreciation from your farm, farm rental property, farm partnerships, farm LLCs, farm tax-option (S) corporations, and farm car and truck mileage. - Individuals – If depreciation was deducted in computing taxable income filled in on line 8a, you must add back 1) farm depreciation in excess of $25,000, and 2) all nonfarm depreciation, including car and truck mileage depreciation. Use the Depreciation Worksheet, located later in these instructions, to compute your depreciation that must be added back. - Corporations – If depreciation was deducted in computing taxable income filled in on line 8b, you must add back 1) farm depreciation in excess of $25,000, and 2) all nonfarm depreciation, including car and truck mileage depreciation. Also, a corporation must fill in on line 9a any depreciation required to be added back that was deducted by its shareholders and their spouses, and the farm depreciation of their dependents while under age 18 (see the above instructions for individuals). - Estates and Trusts – If depreciation was deducted in computing taxable income filled in on line 8c, you must add back 1) farm depreciation in excess of $25,000, and 2) all nonfarm depreciation, including car and truck mileage depreciation. Car and truck mileage depreciation If you claimed the Depreciation Worksheet standard mileage rate on your 2023 farm, business, or rent schedule, 28¢ per mile is considered to be depreciation. Fill in all depreciation Column A Column B Include this depreciation in the amount you add back on from the following sources: FARM NONFARM Car and truck mileage (28¢ per mile) – line 9a. Schedule C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Exception: The 28¢ per mile adjustment is not required for Schedule E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . miles claimed after the adjusted basis of your car or truck Schedule F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . reaches zero. If this applies to you, include a note explaining Form 4835 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . the situation. Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Other depreciation – Section 179 expense Depreciation does not include Internal Schedule C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Revenue Code Section 179 expense. Schedule E – Rental property . . . . . . . . . . Partnerships/LLCs . . . . . . . . Note If two or more items are included in the amount filled in Tax-option (S) corporations . on line 9a, include a worksheet similar to the ‘Depreciation Estates and Trusts . . . . . . . Worksheet’ on this page with your Schedule FC. Schedule F . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Form 4835 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • Line 9b. Nonfarm Business Losses Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Note If you have more than one nonfarm business loss (for Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . example, a rental loss and a partnership loss), determine Less $25,000 of farm depreciation ($25,000) 0 the amount to fill in on line 9b separately for each loss. Subtotal. If less than zero, fill in 0 Include a schedule listing each loss and amount included Total of Columns A and B. Fill in here on line 9b. and on line 9a of Schedule FC . . . . . . . You may not reduce a nonfarm business loss by a net profit from another nonfarm business. Each nonfarm business must be reviewed separately. - Individuals – Fill in all nonfarm business losses that were in cluded in the income filled in on line 8a. The amount of each nonfarm business loss should be determined without regard for any amortization, depreciation, depletion, and intangible drilling expenses of such nonfarm business. For each nonfarm business, determine the amount of nonfarm business loss to fill in on line 9b as follows: • If nonfarm business loss is less than or equal to the total of nonfarm amortization, depreciation, depletion, and intangible drilling expenses, fill in 0 on line 9b. • If nonfarm business loss is greater than the total of nonfarm amortization, depreciation, depletion, and intangible drilling expenses, subtract these expenses from the nonfarm business loss and fill in the result on line 9b. Example 1: You included a nonfarm rental loss of $5,000 in your income on line 8a of Schedule FC, which consisted of rental receipts of $20,000, reduced by depreciation of $10,000 and other expenses of $15,000. Since your nonfarm rental loss ($5,000) is less than your depreciation ($10,000), fill in 0 on line 9b. |
8 Instructions for Schedule FC Example 2: Your income on line 8a of Schedule FC included a nonfarm business loss of $30,000 consisting of $15,000 of receipts, reduced by $25,000 of depreciation and $20,000 of other expenses. Since your nonfarm business loss ($30,000) is greater than your depreciation ($25,000), subtract the depreciation from the loss. Fill in $5,000 ($30,000 – $25,000) on line 9b. - Corporations – Fill in all nonfarm business losses, exclusive of depreciation, that were included in the income filled in on line 8b. Determine the amount to fill in on line 9b for each nonfarm business loss as follows: • If nonfarm business loss is less than or equal to nonfarm depreciation, fill in 0 on line 9b. • If nonfarm business loss is greater than nonfarm depreciation, subtract depreciation from the nonfarm business loss and fill in the result on line 9b. • A corporation must also fill in nonfarm business losses included in the income of all its shareholders and their spouses (see the line 9b instructions for individuals). - Estates and Trusts – Fill in all nonfarm business losses, exclu sive of amortization, depreciation, depletion, and intangible drilling expenses, that were included in the income filled in on line 8c. To determine the amount to fill in on line 9b for each nonfarm business loss, see the line 9b instructions for individuals. • Lines 9c Through 9z. - Individuals – Fill in lines 9c through 9z, as applicable. These are items that may be deducted or excluded in computing taxable income but not in computing household income for the farmland preservation credit. In addition, if you had a dependent(s) in your household under age 18 who received farm income from the farm on which this claim is based, include on lines 9c through 9z the dependent’s income items that relate directly to the farm business. 9d. Capital gains not taxable – fill in the capital gain exclusion for the sale of assets held more than one year, gain deferred on the sale of capital assets, capital gain excluded from the sale of a qualified Wisconsin investment reported on Schedule QI, plus any other nontaxable capital gain. Example: You reported net gains of $4,000 from the sale of capital assets held more than one year, on Wisconsin Schedule WD. In computing Wisconsin taxable income, you deducted $1,200 ($4,000 x 30%) of this gain. On line 9d, fill in the $1,200 of capital gains not included in taxable income. 9e. Capital loss carryforwards and net operating loss carrybacks – fill in the total of all capital loss carryforwards and net operating loss carrybacks deducted in computing your Wisconsin taxable income. Example 1: In computing your Wisconsin taxable income, you deducted a capital loss carryforward of $3,000. Fill in the $3,000 capital loss carryforward on line 9e. Example 2: You reported a net gain of $400 from capital assets held less than one year on Wisconsin Schedule WD, consist ing of 2023 gains of $1,400 and capital loss carry forward of $1,000. Fill in the capital loss carryforward of $1,000 on line 9e. 9h. Contributions to deferred compensation plans – fill in any deferred compensation that you excluded from taxable income (generally from box 12 of your wage and tax statement, Form W-2 – should be preceded by the prefix D, E, F, G, H, S, or Y). 9i. Contributions to IRAs, self-employed SEP, SIMPLE and qualified plans – fill in any IRA, self-employed SEP, SIMPLE and qualified plan deductions shown on your federal Schedule 1 (Form 1040 or 1040-SR). 9m. Gain from sale of home excluded for federal tax purposes – fill in the gain from the sale or exchange of your principal residence excluded for federal tax purposes. Include a schedule showing the computation of the gain. CAUTION: Do not include nonrecognized gain from an involuntary conversion (for example, destruction or condemnation) of your principal residence. 9p. Interest on state and municipal bonds – fill in any interest from state or municipal bonds that was not included in Wisconsin taxable income. 9r. IRA, SEP, SIMPLE, distributions from qualified plans, pension, annuity, railroad retirement, and veterans’ pension or disability payments – fill in the GROSS amount of all payments received from these sources, except rollovers and any amount that is included in Wisconsin taxable income. If a pension or IRA distribution is rolled over to another plan, write “Rollover” on line 9r, and do not include it in household income. |
9 Instructions for Schedule FC Example: In 2023, you received $3,500 in pension distributions, $2,700 of which is taxable income and is included on line 8a of Schedule FC. Fill in $800 ($3,500 – $2,700) on line 9r. Note Taxable rollovers or conversions from one retirement plan to another, such as from a traditional IRA to a Roth IRA, should have been included as income on your Wisconsin return and may not be subtracted in determining household income. 9w. Scholarships, fellowships, and grants – fill in the total amount received from these sources in 2023 that was not included in Wisconsin income. Note If scholarship or fellowship income is included in 2023 Wisconsin taxable income, and all or a portion of that same income was also included in household income on your 2022 farmland preservation credit claim, you may subtract the amount included in 2022 household income from your 2023 household income. Fill in the amount as a negative number on line 9w, and reduce your 2023 household income by this amount. 9x. Social security and SSI payments – fill in the total amount of social security and SSI payments received by you and your spouse that was not included in taxable income. Include the monthly premium amounts deducted for Medicare Parts A through D (generally, $164.90 per month, per person for Medicare Part B, unless Social Security advises a different amount). Include any social security death benefit ($255) received and federal and state SSI (supplemental security income), SSI-E (supplemental security income - exceptional expense), SSD (social security disability), and CTS (caretaker supplement) payments ($250 per month for the first child and $150 per month per additional child). Do NOT include Title XX benefits (payments for services). Also do not include your children’s social security or SSI benefits, whether paid to them directly or to you on their behalf. 9y. Unemployment compensation – fill in any unemployment compensation received that was not included in Wisconsin taxable income. - Partners, LLC Members, and Tax-Option (S) Corporation Shareholders – If you or your spouse received income from a partnership, LLC treated as a partnership, or tax-option (S) corporation during 2023, include on lines 9c through 9z the distributive share of any of those items that were deducted or excluded by the partnership, LLC, or tax-option (S) corporation. To determine this, it may be necessary to contact the partnership, LLC, or tax-option (S) corporation. - Corporations – Use Worksheet 3, Computing Corporation Shareholder Income, located later in these instructions. On Worksheet 3, corporations must fill in on lines 9c through 9z amounts that were deducted or excluded in computing Wisconsin taxable income by each corporate shareholder of record as of the end of the corporation’s taxable year that began in 2023. The income items of the shareholder’s spouse, and the farm-related income items of the shareholder’s dependents under age 18, must also be included. See the instructions for individuals for explanations of the income items. Do not fill in items with respect to deductions or exclusions of the corporation itself. - Estates and Trusts – Fill in on lines 9c through 9z the income items as explained in the instructions for individuals. Repaid Amounts Nontaxable items of income that you received and included in household income in a prior year and were required to repay in 2023 may be subtracted from your 2023 household income. On your 2023 Schedule FC, subtract the amount repaid on the household income line to which the repayment relates (fill in the amount as a negative number). Include an explanation indicating the amount of repayment, and the year you received the income and included it on a Schedule FC. LINE 11. PROPERTY TAXES • Line 11a Fill in the net property taxes levied during 2023 on the farmland and improvements owned by you or any member of your household on which your claim is based. Net property taxes are the net real estate taxes AFTER state aids, school tax credits, the first dollar credit, and the lottery and gaming credit, if applicable. Net property taxes do NOT include personal property taxes, special assessments, delinquent interest, charges for services, dog license tax, or tax for managed forest land or forest cropland. Do not include property taxes on property that is not included on a farmland preservation agreement If a property tax bill covers more property than the property on which the claim is based (for example, the property is located partly inside and partly outside an exclusive agricultural use district, part of the property is not subject to your farmland preservation agreement, or part of the property is used to compute a credit using Schedule FC-A), refer to Worksheet 2, Property Tax Proration, located later in these instructions, to determine the amount of property taxes to fill in on line 11a. Include the completed Worksheet 2 with your Schedule FC. |
10 Instructions for Schedule FC If you purchased or sold farmland during the taxable year, or if the farmland is owned by or with persons or entities other than yourself or a member of your household, see “Ownership” below. If any of the 2023 property tax bills show unpaid prior year property taxes, include a statement signed by your county treasurer indicating the date the 2022 property taxes were paid in full. Fill in line 11a even if you use the multiple municipality proration method (see Worksheet 1, Multiple Municipality Proration, located later in these instructions) to compute your farmland preservation credit. Fill in your share of the total amount of property taxes, even if your share exceeds $6,000 (fill in only your share). Example: You have a 50% ownership interest in the property on which your claim is based and the net 2023 property taxes are $13,000. Fill in $6,500 on line 11a (your 50% share of $13,000). Ownership If you purchased the property on which your claim is based during the taxable year, fill in on line 11a the total net property taxes less any amount allocated to the seller in the closing statement. If no amount is set forth in a closing statement, you may use the total net property taxes. If you purchased property subject to a farmland preservation agreement and you received a statement of transfer of property subject to a farmland preservation agreement, submit the executed copy. If none was received, submit a copy of the farmland preservation agreement currently in effect, as well as a copy of the DATA worksheet, which you can request from DATCP (see “Additional Help” located earlier in these instructions). If you sold the property on which your claim is based during the taxable year, fill in on line 11a only that portion of the net property taxes that is allocated to you in the closing statement pertaining to the sale of the property. If the amount is not set forth in a closing statement, you may not use any of these property taxes in your computation. If the property on which your claim is based is owned by a partnership, LLC, or tax-option (S) corporation or is co-owned with persons or entities other than a member of your household, fill in on line 11a only the amount of net property taxes that reflects the ownership percentage of you and your household. If you purchased or sold property during the year, or if there are names on the property tax bills other than yours and your spouse’s and 1) you did not verify your ownership percentage with a previous year’s claim, or 2) your ownership percentage has changed since 2022, include a copy (not the original) of the appropriate document listed below, to verify your (or your household’s) ownership percentage. The document will remain a permanent part of your file. A claim submitted without proper verification may delay your refund. Documents that you may submit to verify your ownership include: a. A closing statement and deed or land contract if you purchased or sold property during the year. The closing statement must be signed by both the buyer and the seller and show the legal description or parcel numbers of the property purchased or sold. b. A deed to verify your ownership percentage in co-owned property; your acquisition by a method other than purchase, such as by gift, repossession, etc.; or a life estate. c. A Wisconsin Schedule 3K-1 to verify your percentage of ownership of capital if you are a partner in a partnership (a partner’s ownership percentage in farmland owned by the partnership is based on capital ownership percentage, not profit or loss percentage). d. A Wisconsin Schedule 5K-1 to verify your percentage of stock ownership if you are a tax-option (S) corporation shareholder. e. A land contract if you are a vendee purchasing property. f. A divorce judgment, including the final stipulation, if you acquired full or partial ownership through a divorce. g. A final judgment in an estate if you inherited property. h. A certification of termination of joint tenancy if a joint tenant (or spouse) has died. i. A trust instrument if you are the trustee of a trust claiming the credit, the grantor of a revocable trust, or a grantor with a life estate. The following examples illustrate how to compute your share of property taxes on co-owned property. |
11 Instructions for Schedule FC Example 1: You are a tenant-in-common with another person (not a member of your household). You each have a one-half ownership interest in the property. Your claim may be based on one-half of the property taxes. Example 2: You are one of three partners in a farm partnership that owns the farmland. Your Wisconsin Schedule 3K-1 indicates your ownership of capital is 50%, and the other two partners each have 25% ownership of capital. Your claim may be based on 50% of the property taxes. Claims filed by your partners would be based on 25% of the property taxes for each partner. (Note If a partnership is operating a farm owned by one of the partners rather than by the partnership, only the partner who owns the farmland may claim the credit.) Example 3: Your claim is based on six parcels of farmland. Three of the parcels are owned by a tax-option (S) corporation of which you own 50% of the stock. The other three parcels are owned solely by you. Your claim may be based on 50% of the property taxes for the three parcels owned by the tax-option (S) corporation and 100% of the property taxes for the three parcels you own solely. If your spouse is deceased but their name appears on the property tax bills, submit item h listed above to verify your ownership. Also, contact your county courthouse for information about listing your name on the property tax bills for future years. • Line 11b Fill in the SMALLER of a) the amount on line 11a, or b) $6,000. LINES 15 THROUGH 16. CREDIT COMPUTATION Complete lines 15a and 15b, and 16, as applicable. Determine the amount of regular credit (lines 15a and 15b) that you are entitled to claim. Then compute the 10% special minimum credit and enter it on line 16. Your allowable credit will be the largest of line 15a, 15b, or 16. • Lines 15a and 15b. Regular Credit Unless your farmland qualifies for multiple percentages, your regular credit will be 80% of the amount on line 14. The following information will help determine which percentage(s) you should use. Note The December 31, 2023, dates given below apply to claimants filing a calendar year claim. If your claim is based on a fiscal year, substitute the last day of your fiscal year that began in 2023 for the December 31, 2023, date. If you are uncertain of the agricultural zoning for your farmland, contact your local zoning administrator or DATCP (see “Additional Help” located earlier in these instructions). 100% – The farmland on which this claim is based is located in a county that has a certified agricultural preservation plan and is in an area zoned for exclusive agricultural use under a certified county, city, village, or town ordinance. The agricultural preservation plan and zoning ordinance must both have been certified prior to July 1, 2009, and in effect on December 31, 2023. 80% – The farmland on which this claim is based is subject to a farmland preservation agreement that was entered into prior to July 1, 2009, and in effect on July 1, 2023. If all of the farmland qualifies for this percentage, place a checkmark in the area designated on line 15a and compute your credit by multiplying the amount from line 14 by 80%. 70% – The farmland on which this claim is based is located in an area zoned for exclusive agricultural use under a city, county, or village ordinance certified prior to July 1, 2009, and in effect on December 31, 2023, and is located in a county that had not, as of July 1, 2009, adopted an agricultural preservation plan. If part of the farmland qualifies for one percentage and another part quali fies for a different percentage, place a checkmark in the area designated on line 15b. Compute your credit using Worksheet 1, Multiple Municipality Proration, located later in these instructions. Fill in line 15b (also fill in line 11a), and leave line 15a blank. Include the completed Worksheet 1 with Schedule FC. • Line 16. 10% Special Minimum Credit Regardless of the amount of your household income, you are entitled to a “10% special minimum credit” if you meet all of the conditions listed under “Who May Qualify” located earlier in these instructions. Compute the amount of this credit by multiplying the amount from line 11b by 10%. The maximum special minimum credit available is $600. |
12 Instructions for Schedule FC LINE 17. FARMLAND PRESERVATION CREDIT Compare the credits on lines 15a through 16. Fill in the largest of these amounts on line 17. Also, fill in the credit from line 17 on the proper line of your Wisconsin tax return, as indicated on Schedule FC. LINE 18. CERTIFICATION If you submitted a farmland preservation agreement with a previous year’s farmland preservation credit claim, and no informa- tion on it has changed, you must notify the county land conservation committee that you intend to file a 2023 Schedule FC. You must also place a checkmark in the designated area to the right of line 18 to certify that both conditions have been met. ENCLOSURES REQUIRED Include all of the following items that pertain to your household income or the farmland for which credit is being claimed: a. Complete, legible copies of your 2023 property tax bills or computer printouts signed by the county or municipal treasurer. The property tax bills or computer printouts must show all of the following information: the year; the owner’s name; the parcel numbers and legal description of the property; the acreage; the assessed value of land and improvements; any special assessments; property taxes before and after state aids and credits, including lottery and gaming credit, if applicable; and a space for indicating whether there are unpaid property taxes for prior years. Do not include installment tax stubs, mortgage statements, computer printouts that are not signed by the county or municipal treasurer, canceled checks, or money order receipts as verification of property taxes. They cannot be accepted as a substitute for the property tax bills. b. An executed farmland preservation agreement (copy, not original). If you have an agreement that was extended to 25 years, include a copy of the executed extension agreement. Also enclose a copy of the original agreement if the parcel numbers are not shown on the extension agreement. Include Exhibit “A,” if made part of the original agreement to provide the legal description of the property. If a different numbering system is used to identify parcels on the agreement and the property tax bills, include an explanation to reconcile the difference. c. An executed statement of transfer of property subject to farmland preservation agreement (copy, not original). Also include a copy of the original agreement if the parcel numbers are not shown on the transfer agreement. Include Exhibit “A,” if made part of the original agreement to provide the legal description of the property. If a different numbering system is used to identify parcels on the agreement and the property tax bills, include an explanation to reconcile the difference. d. Closing statement signed by both the buyer and the seller, and the deed or land contract relating to the purchase or sale, if any of the farmland on which the claim is based was purchased or sold during the claim year (copies, not originals). e. Document to verify your percentage of ownership in the property (see “Ownership” located earlier in these instructions). f. Statement signed by your county treasurer, indicating the date your 2022 property taxes were paid in full (if any of your 2023 property tax bills show unpaid prior year taxes). g. Worksheets 1 to 3 located later in these instructions. h. Worksheets of estate/trust income and depreciation, similar to those illustrated earlier in these instructions. Note Incomplete claims or claims without proper enclosures may be questioned. Be sure your claim is complete so your credit is not delayed. HOW TO ASSEMBLE Assemble (DO NOT STAPLE, use paper clips) your Wisconsin franchise or income tax return and farmland preservation credit claim IN THE ORDER LISTED on the front cover of this instruction booklet. Applicable Laws and Rules This document provides statements or interpretations of the following laws and regulations enacted as of November 18, 2023: subch. IX of ch. 71, Wis. Stats. |
PMS # 320 15% below 13 INCLUDE THIS WORKSHEET WITH THE 2023 SCHEDULE FC WORKSHEET 1 – Multiple Municipality Proration Complete this worksheet only if you are using the current year’s law method and you have parcels of farmland that qualify for different percentages of credit. Refer to the instructions for lines 15a and 15b of Schedule FC, to determine what portion of your property taxes qualifies for 100%, 80%, or 70% of the credit. Column A–100% Column B–80% Column C–70% 1. On lines 1A, 1B, and 1C, as appropriate, fill in the 2023 net property taxes on which this claim is based – see instructions for 1A 1B 1C line 11 of Schedule FC ................................. 2. On line 2A, fill in the smaller of the amount on line 1A or 2A $6,000 ............................................. 3. Subtract the amount on line 2A from $6,000, 3 and fill in the result here ............... 4. On line 4B, fill in the smaller of the amount on line 1B or the 4B amount on line 3. If line 1B is zero, fill in 0 on line 4B.......... 5. Subtract the amount on line 4B from the 5 amount on line 3, and fill in the result here . 6. On line 6C, fill in the smaller of the amount on line 1C or the 6C amount on line 5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7. Fill in your total household income 7 (from Schedule FC, line 10) here ........ 8. Using the amount on line 7, fill in the appropriate amount from Table 1—Schedule FC 8 (located later in these instructions) here .. 9. On line 9C, fill in the smaller of the amount on line 6C or the 9C amount on line 8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10. Subtract the amount on line 9C from the 10 amount on line 8, and fill in the result here . 11. On line 11B, fill in the smaller of the amount on line 4B or the 11B amount on line 10 ..................................... 12. Subtract the amount on line 11B from the amount on 12A line 10, and fill in the result on line 12A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13A. Subtract the amount on line 12A from the amount on 13A line 2A, and fill in the result on line 13A .................... 13B. Subtract the amount on line 11B from the amount on 13B line 4B, and fill in the result on line 13B .................... 13C. Subtract the amount on line 9C from the amount on 13C line 6C, and fill in the result on line 13C .................... 14. Using the amount on line 13A, fill in the amount from Table 2— 14A Schedule FC (located later in these instructions) on line 14A ... 15. Using the sum of lines 13A and 13B, fill in the appropriate amount from Table 2—Schedule FC 15 (located later in these instructions) here .. 16. Subtract the amount on line 14A from the amount on 16B line 15, and fill in the result on line 16B . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17. Using the sum of lines 13A, 13B, and 13C, fill in the appropriate amount from Table 2—Schedule FC 17 (located later in these instructions) here .. 18. Subtract the amount on line 15 from the amount 18C on line 17, and fill in the result on line 18C .................. 19. Percentage of credit allowable ........................... 100% 80% 70% 20. Multiply the amounts on line 14A by 100%, line 16B by 80%, and 20A 20B 20C line 18C by 70%. Fill in the results on lines 20A, 20B, and 20C .. 21. Farmland preservation credit — Total the amounts on lines 20A, 20B, and 20C. Fill in 21 here and on line 15b of Schedule FC ..... INCLUDE THIS WORKSHEET WITH THE 2023 SCHEDULE FC |
PMS # 320 15% below 14 Use the appropriate formula below to prorate your property taxes for a property tax bill that covers more property than the property on which your claim is based (for example, the property is located partly inside and partly outside an exclusive agricultural use district, part of the property is not subject to your farmland preservation agreement, or part of the property is used to compute a credit using Schedule FC-A). WORKSHEET 2 A. Parcel Has Land, No Improvements WITH THE 2023 SCHEDULE FC INCLUDE THIS WORKSHEET Number Number Proration Net taxes Allowable of acres of total ratio per property – Property Tax Proration on which acres property taxes for claim is ÷ = x tax bill = farmland based preserva- tion credit B. Parcel Has Land With Improvements – None of the improvements are in the district or on property subject to an agreement Number Number Result Assessed Result Total Proration Net taxes Allowable of acres of total value of assessed ratio per property on which acres land value property taxes for claim is ÷ = x = ÷ (land and = x tax bill = farmland based improve- preserva- ments) tion credit C. Parcel Has Land With Improvements – All or a portion of the improvements are in the district or on property subject to an agreement Number Number Result Assessed Result Assessed Result Total Proration Net taxes Allowable of acres of total value of value of assessed ratio per property on which acres land improve- value property taxes for claim is ÷ = x = + ments = ÷ (land and = x tax bill = farmland based on which improve- preserva - claim is ments) tion based* credit * Enter only the assessed value of those improvements located on the land on which your claim is based. INCLUDE THIS WORKSHEET WITH THE 2023 SCHEDULE FC |
PMS # 320 15% below WORKSHEET 3 Corporate claimants use this worksheet to accumulate shareholder household income information. Use a column for each shareholder of record as of the end of the corporation’s taxable year, for each shareholder’s spouse, and for each of the shareholder’s dependents who are under age 18 (include additional worksheets as necessary). The line numbers of this worksheet correspond with the line numbers of Schedule FC. Refer to the instructions for lines 8 through 10 (located earlier in these instructions) for information on how to complete these lines. Fill in the totals from the right-hand column on the applicable lines of Schedule FC. TOTAL Shareholder/spouse/dependent name .................. Fill in on the – Computing Corporation Shareholder Income Social security number .............................. applicable line Ownership percentage (if shareholder) .................. % % % % % of Schedule FC L 8a(1) Income from line 7 of Form 1 (Form 1NPR filers see instr.) i 8a(2) Spouse’s income if married filing separately ...... n e 8a(3) Farm income of dependents under age 18 ....... L 9a Depreciation ................................ i b Nonfarm business losses ...................... n e c Amortization ................................ d Capital gains not taxable ....................... e Capital loss carryforwards and net operating loss carrybacks f Cash public assistance, county relief, and Wisconsin Works payments (do not include foster care payments) ......................... g Child support, maintenance payments, and other support money (court ordered) .................. h Contributions to deferred compensation plans ...... i Contributions to IRAs, self-employed SEP, SIMPLE, and qualified plans ............................ j Depletion expense and intangible drilling costs ..... m Gain from sale of home ....................... n Housing allowance provided to a member of the clergy . o Income of a nonresident or part-year resident spouse p Interest on state and municipal bonds ............. q Interest on United States securities ............... WITH THE 2023 SCHEDULE FC INCLUDE THIS WORKSHEET THE CORPORATION FILES r IRA, SEP, SIMPLE, distributions from qualified plans, pension, annuity, railroad retirement, and veterans’ pension or disability payments .................. s Military compensation or cash benefits ............ t Nontaxable income from sources outside Wisconsin .. u Nontaxable income of a Native American .......... v Rent reduction for a resident manager ............ w Scholarships, fellowships, and grants ............. x Social security and SSI payments (do not include Title XX payments) ........................... y Unemployment compensation ................... z Workers’ compensation and loss of time insurance (for example, sick pay) ......................... 15 INCLUDE THIS WORKSHEET WITH THE 2023 SCHEDULE FC THE CORPORATION FILES |
PMS # 320 15% below 16 2023 Wisconsin Farmland Preservation Credit TABLE 1 – Schedule FC If line 10 is – On If line 10 is – On If line 10 is – On If line 10 is – On If line 10 is – On If line 10 is – On at but less line 12 at but less line 12 at but less line 12 at but less line 12 at but less line 12 at but less line 12 least than enter least than enter least than enter least than enter least than enter least than enter – $5,000 $0 16,680 16,785 991 23,715 23,785 1,988 27,923 27,967 2,995 31,207 31,239 4,003 33,927 33,959 5,009 $5,000 5,170 6 16,785 16,890 1,002 23,785 23,855 1,999 27,967 28,011 3,007 31,239 31,271 4,014 33,959 33,991 5,021 5,170 5,340 18 16,890 16,995 1,014 23,855 23,925 2,011 28,011 28,055 3,019 31,271 31,303 4,026 33,991 34,023 5,033 5,340 5,510 30 16,995 17,100 1,025 23,925 23,995 2,023 28,055 28,099 3,031 31,303 31,335 4,038 34,023 34,055 5,044 5,510 5,680 42 17,100 17,205 1,037 23,995 24,065 2,035 28,099 28,143 3,043 31,335 31,367 4,050 34,055 34,087 5,056 5,680 5,850 54 17,205 17,310 1,048 24,065 24,135 2,047 28,143 28,187 3,055 31,367 31,399 4,062 34,087 34,119 5,068 5,850 6,020 65 17,310 17,415 1,060 24,135 24,205 2,059 28,187 28,231 3,066 31,399 31,431 4,074 34,119 34,151 5,080 6,020 6,190 77 17,415 17,520 1,071 24,205 24,275 2,071 28,231 28,275 3,078 31,431 31,463 4,085 34,151 34,183 5,092 6,190 6,360 89 17,520 17,625 1,083 24,275 24,345 2,083 28,275 28,319 3,090 31,463 31,495 4,097 34,183 34,215 5,104 6,360 6,530 101 17,625 17,730 1,095 24,345 24,415 2,095 28,319 28,363 3,102 31,495 31,527 4,109 34,215 34,247 5,115 6,530 6,700 113 17,730 17,835 1,106 24,415 24,485 2,107 28,363 28,407 3,114 31,527 31,559 4,121 34,247 34,279 5,127 6,700 6,870 125 17,835 17,940 1,118 24,485 24,555 2,118 28,407 28,451 3,126 31,559 31,591 4,133 34,279 34,311 5,139 6,870 7,040 137 17,940 18,045 1,129 24,555 24,625 2,130 28,451 28,495 3,138 31,591 31,623 4,145 34,311 34,343 5,151 7,040 7,210 149 18,045 18,150 1,141 24,625 24,695 2,142 28,495 28,539 3,150 31,623 31,655 4,156 34,343 34,375 5,163 7,210 7,380 161 18,150 18,255 1,152 24,695 24,765 2,154 28,539 28,583 3,161 31,655 31,687 4,168 34,375 34,407 5,175 7,380 7,550 173 18,255 18,360 1,164 24,765 24,835 2,166 28,583 28,627 3,173 31,687 31,719 4,180 34,407 34,439 5,187 7,550 7,720 184 18,360 18,465 1,175 24,835 24,905 2,178 28,627 28,671 3,185 31,719 31,751 4,192 34,439 34,471 5,198 7,720 7,890 196 18,465 18,570 1,187 24,905 24,975 2,190 28,671 28,715 3,197 31,751 31,783 4,204 34,471 34,503 5,210 7,890 8,060 208 18,570 18,675 1,198 24,975 25,019 2,199 28,715 28,759 3,209 31,783 31,815 4,216 34,503 34,535 5,222 8,060 8,230 220 18,675 18,780 1,210 25,019 25,063 2,211 28,759 28,803 3,221 31,815 31,847 4,227 34,535 34,567 5,234 8,230 8,400 232 18,780 18,885 1,222 25,063 25,107 2,223 28,803 28,847 3,233 31,847 31,879 4,239 34,567 34,599 5,246 8,400 8,570 244 18,885 18,990 1,233 25,107 25,151 2,235 28,847 28,891 3,245 31,879 31,911 4,251 34,599 34,631 5,258 8,570 8,740 256 18,990 19,095 1,245 25,151 25,195 2,247 28,891 28,935 3,257 31,911 31,943 4,263 34,631 34,663 5,269 8,740 8,910 268 19,095 19,200 1,256 25,195 25,239 2,259 28,935 28,979 3,268 31,943 31,975 4,275 34,663 34,695 5,281 8,910 9,080 280 19,200 19,305 1,268 25,239 25,283 2,270 28,979 29,023 3,280 31,975 32,007 4,287 34,695 34,727 5,293 9,080 9,250 292 19,305 19,410 1,279 25,283 25,327 2,282 29,023 29,067 3,292 32,007 32,039 4,299 34,727 34,759 5,305 9,250 9,420 303 19,410 19,515 1,291 25,327 25,371 2,294 29,067 29,111 3,304 32,039 32,071 4,310 34,759 34,791 5,317 9,420 9,590 315 19,515 19,620 1,302 25,371 25,415 2,306 29,111 29,155 3,316 32,071 32,103 4,322 34,791 34,823 5,329 9,590 9,760 327 19,620 19,725 1,314 25,415 25,459 2,318 29,155 29,199 3,328 32,103 32,135 4,334 34,823 34,855 5,340 9,760 9,930 339 19,725 19,830 1,326 25,459 25,503 2,330 29,199 29,243 3,340 32,135 32,167 4,346 34,855 34,887 5,352 9,930 10,060 350 19,830 19,935 1,337 25,503 25,547 2,342 29,243 29,287 3,352 32,167 32,199 4,358 34,887 34,919 5,364 10,060 10,190 361 19,935 20,005 1,347 25,547 25,591 2,354 29,287 29,331 3,363 32,199 32,231 4,370 34,919 34,951 5,376 10,190 10,320 373 20,005 20,075 1,357 25,591 25,635 2,366 29,331 29,375 3,375 32,231 32,263 4,381 34,951 34,983 5,388 10,320 10,450 385 20,075 20,145 1,369 25,635 25,679 2,377 29,375 29,419 3,387 32,263 32,295 4,393 34,983 35,015 5,400 10,450 10,580 396 20,145 20,215 1,381 25,679 25,723 2,389 29,419 29,463 3,399 32,295 32,327 4,405 35,015 35,047 5,411 10,580 10,710 408 20,215 20,285 1,393 25,723 25,767 2,401 29,463 29,507 3,411 32,327 32,359 4,417 35,047 35,079 5,423 10,710 10,840 420 20,285 20,355 1,404 25,767 25,811 2,413 29,507 29,551 3,423 32,359 32,391 4,429 35,079 35,111 5,435 10,840 10,970 431 20,355 20,425 1,416 25,811 25,855 2,425 29,551 29,595 3,435 32,391 32,423 4,441 35,111 35,143 5,447 10,970 11,100 443 20,425 20,495 1,428 25,855 25,899 2,437 29,595 29,639 3,447 32,423 32,455 4,452 35,143 35,175 5,459 11,100 11,230 455 20,495 20,565 1,440 25,899 25,943 2,449 29,639 29,683 3,458 32,455 32,487 4,464 35,175 35,207 5,471 11,230 11,360 467 20,565 20,635 1,452 25,943 25,987 2,461 29,683 29,727 3,470 32,487 32,519 4,476 35,207 35,239 5,483 11,360 11,490 478 20,635 20,705 1,464 25,987 26,031 2,472 29,727 29,771 3,482 32,519 32,551 4,488 35,239 35,271 5,494 11,490 11,620 490 20,705 20,775 1,476 26,031 26,075 2,484 29,771 29,815 3,494 32,551 32,583 4,500 35,271 35,303 5,506 11,620 11,750 502 20,775 20,845 1,488 26,075 26,119 2,496 29,815 29,859 3,506 32,583 32,615 4,512 35,303 35,335 5,518 11,750 11,880 513 20,845 20,915 1,500 26,119 26,163 2,508 29,859 29,903 3,518 32,615 32,647 4,523 35,335 35,367 5,530 11,880 12,010 525 20,915 20,985 1,512 26,163 26,207 2,520 29,903 29,947 3,530 32,647 32,679 4,535 35,367 35,399 5,542 12,010 12,140 537 20,985 21,055 1,523 26,207 26,251 2,532 29,947 29,991 3,542 32,679 32,711 4,547 35,399 35,431 5,554 12,140 12,270 548 21,055 21,125 1,535 26,251 26,295 2,544 29,991 30,023 3,553 32,711 32,743 4,559 35,431 35,463 5,565 12,270 12,400 560 21,125 21,195 1,547 26,295 26,339 2,556 30,023 30,055 3,564 32,743 32,775 4,571 35,463 35,495 5,577 12,400 12,530 572 21,195 21,265 1,559 26,339 26,383 2,567 30,055 30,087 3,576 32,775 32,807 4,583 35,495 35,527 5,589 12,530 12,660 584 21,265 21,335 1,571 26,383 26,427 2,579 30,087 30,119 3,588 32,807 32,839 4,595 35,527 35,559 5,601 12,660 12,790 595 21,335 21,405 1,583 26,427 26,471 2,591 30,119 30,151 3,600 32,839 32,871 4,606 35,559 35,591 5,613 12,790 12,920 607 21,405 21,475 1,595 26,471 26,515 2,603 30,151 30,183 3,612 32,871 32,903 4,618 35,591 35,623 5,625 12,920 13,050 619 21,475 21,545 1,607 26,515 26,559 2,615 30,183 30,215 3,624 32,903 32,935 4,630 35,623 35,655 5,636 13,050 13,180 630 21,545 21,615 1,619 26,559 26,603 2,627 30,215 30,247 3,635 32,935 32,967 4,642 35,655 35,687 5,648 13,180 13,310 642 21,615 21,685 1,631 26,603 26,647 2,639 30,247 30,279 3,647 32,967 32,999 4,654 35,687 35,719 5,660 13,310 13,440 654 21,685 21,755 1,642 26,647 26,691 2,651 30,279 30,311 3,659 32,999 33,031 4,666 35,719 35,751 5,672 13,440 13,570 665 21,755 21,825 1,654 26,691 26,735 2,663 30,311 30,343 3,671 33,031 33,063 4,677 35,751 35,783 5,684 13,570 13,700 677 21,825 21,895 1,666 26,735 26,779 2,674 30,343 30,375 3,683 33,063 33,095 4,689 35,783 35,815 5,696 13,700 13,830 689 21,895 21,965 1,678 26,779 26,823 2,686 30,375 30,407 3,695 33,095 33,127 4,701 35,815 35,847 5,707 13,830 13,960 701 21,965 22,035 1,690 26,823 26,867 2,698 30,407 30,439 3,707 33,127 33,159 4,713 35,847 35,879 5,719 13,960 14,090 712 22,035 22,105 1,702 26,867 26,911 2,710 30,439 30,471 3,718 33,159 33,191 4,725 35,879 35,911 5,731 14,090 14,220 724 22,105 22,175 1,714 26,911 26,955 2,722 30,471 30,503 3,730 33,191 33,223 4,737 35,911 35,943 5,743 14,220 14,350 736 22,175 22,245 1,726 26,955 26,999 2,734 30,503 30,535 3,742 33,223 33,255 4,748 35,943 35,975 5,755 14,350 14,480 747 22,245 22,315 1,738 26,999 27,043 2,746 30,535 30,567 3,754 33,255 33,287 4,760 35,975 36,007 5,767 14,480 14,610 759 22,315 22,385 1,750 27,043 27,087 2,758 30,567 30,599 3,766 33,287 33,319 4,772 36,007 36,039 5,779 14,610 14,740 771 22,385 22,455 1,761 27,087 27,131 2,769 30,599 30,631 3,778 33,319 33,351 4,784 36,039 36,071 5,790 14,740 14,870 782 22,455 22,525 1,773 27,131 27,175 2,781 30,631 30,663 3,789 33,351 33,383 4,796 36,071 36,103 5,802 14,870 15,000 794 22,525 22,595 1,785 27,175 27,219 2,793 30,663 30,695 3,801 33,383 33,415 4,808 36,103 36,135 5,814 15,000 15,105 806 22,595 22,665 1,797 27,219 27,263 2,805 30,695 30,727 3,813 33,415 33,447 4,819 36,135 36,167 5,826 15,105 15,210 817 22,665 22,735 1,809 27,263 27,307 2,817 30,727 30,759 3,825 33,447 33,479 4,831 36,167 36,199 5,838 15,210 15,315 829 22,735 22,805 1,821 27,307 27,351 2,829 30,759 30,791 3,837 33,479 33,511 4,843 36,199 36,231 5,850 15,315 15,420 840 22,805 22,875 1,833 27,351 27,395 2,841 30,791 30,823 3,849 33,511 33,543 4,855 36,231 36,263 5,861 15,420 15,525 852 22,875 22,945 1,845 27,395 27,439 2,853 30,823 30,855 3,860 33,543 33,575 4,867 36,263 36,295 5,873 15,525 15,630 864 22,945 23,015 1,857 27,439 27,483 2,864 30,855 30,887 3,872 33,575 33,607 4,879 36,295 36,327 5,885 15,630 15,735 875 23,015 23,085 1,869 27,483 27,527 2,876 30,887 30,919 3,884 33,607 33,639 4,891 36,327 36,359 5,897 15,735 15,840 887 23,085 23,155 1,880 27,527 27,571 2,888 30,919 30,951 3,896 33,639 33,671 4,902 36,359 36,391 5,909 15,840 15,945 898 23,155 23,225 1,892 27,571 27,615 2,900 30,951 30,983 3,908 33,671 33,703 4,914 36,391 36,423 5,921 15,945 16,050 910 23,225 23,295 1,904 27,615 27,659 2,912 30,983 31,015 3,920 33,703 33,735 4,926 36,423 36,455 5,932 16,050 16,155 921 23,295 23,365 1,916 27,659 27,703 2,924 31,015 31,047 3,931 33,735 33,767 4,938 36,455 36,487 5,944 16,155 16,260 933 23,365 23,435 1,928 27,703 27,747 2,936 31,047 31,079 3,943 33,767 33,799 4,950 36,487 36,519 5,956 16,260 16,365 944 23,435 23,505 1,940 27,747 27,791 2,948 31,079 31,111 3,955 33,799 33,831 4,962 36,519 36,551 5,968 16,365 16,470 956 23,505 23,575 1,952 27,791 27,835 2,960 31,111 31,143 3,967 33,831 33,863 4,973 36,551 36,583 5,980 16,470 16,575 967 23,575 23,645 1,964 27,835 27,879 2,971 31,143 31,175 3,979 33,863 33,895 4,985 36,583 36,622 5,993 16,575 16,680 979 23,645 23,715 1,976 27,879 27,923 2,983 31,175 31,207 3,991 33,895 33,927 4,997 36,622 or over 6,000 |
2023 Wisconsin Farmland Preservation Credit 17 TABLE 2 – Schedule FC If line 13 is – On If line 13 is – On If line 13 is – On If line 13 is – On If line 13 is – On If line 13 is – On at but less line 14 at but less line 14 at but less line 14 at but less line 14 at but less line 14 at but less line 14 least than enter least than enter least than enter least than enter least than enter least than enter – $ .01 $0 798 807 722 1,608 1,617 1,451 2,510 2,521 2,161 3,500 3,511 2,854 4,708 4,724 3,558 $ .01 5 2 807 816 730 1,617 1,626 1,459 2,521 2,532 2,169 3,511 3,522 2,862 4,724 4,740 3,566 5 15 9 816 825 738 1,626 1,635 1,467 2,532 2,543 2,176 3,522 3,533 2,869 4,740 4,756 3,574 15 24 18 825 834 747 1,635 1,644 1,476 2,543 2,554 2,184 3,533 3,544 2,877 4,756 4,772 3,582 24 33 26 834 843 755 1,644 1,653 1,484 2,554 2,565 2,192 3,544 3,555 2,885 4,772 4,788 3,590 33 42 34 843 852 763 1,653 1,662 1,492 2,565 2,576 2,199 3,555 3,566 2,892 4,788 4,804 3,598 42 51 42 852 861 771 1,662 1,671 1,500 2,576 2,587 2,207 3,566 3,577 2,900 4,804 4,820 3,606 51 60 50 861 870 779 1,671 1,680 1,508 2,587 2,598 2,215 3,577 3,588 2,908 4,820 4,836 3,614 60 69 58 870 879 787 1,680 1,689 1,516 2,598 2,609 2,222 3,588 3,599 2,915 4,836 4,852 3,622 69 78 66 879 888 795 1,689 1,698 1,524 2,609 2,620 2,230 3,599 3,610 2,923 4,852 4,868 3,630 78 87 74 888 897 803 1,698 1,707 1,532 2,620 2,631 2,238 3,610 3,621 2,931 4,868 4,884 3,638 87 96 82 897 906 811 1,707 1,716 1,540 2,631 2,642 2,246 3,621 3,632 2,939 4,884 4,900 3,646 96 105 90 906 915 819 1,716 1,725 1,548 2,642 2,653 2,253 3,632 3,643 2,946 4,900 4,916 3,654 105 114 99 915 924 828 1,725 1,734 1,557 2,653 2,664 2,261 3,643 3,654 2,954 4,916 4,932 3,662 114 123 107 924 933 836 1,734 1,743 1,565 2,664 2,675 2,269 3,654 3,665 2,962 4,932 4,948 3,670 123 132 115 933 942 844 1,743 1,752 1,573 2,675 2,686 2,276 3,665 3,676 2,969 4,948 4,964 3,678 132 141 123 942 951 852 1,752 1,761 1,581 2,686 2,697 2,284 3,676 3,687 2,977 4,964 4,980 3,686 141 150 131 951 960 860 1,761 1,770 1,589 2,697 2,708 2,292 3,687 3,698 2,985 4,980 4,996 3,694 150 159 139 960 969 868 1,770 1,779 1,597 2,708 2,719 2,299 3,698 3,709 2,992 4,996 5,012 3,702 159 168 147 969 978 876 1,779 1,788 1,605 2,719 2,730 2,307 3,709 3,720 3,000 5,012 5,028 3,710 168 177 155 978 987 884 1,788 1,797 1,613 2,730 2,741 2,315 3,720 3,731 3,008 5,028 5,044 3,718 177 186 163 987 996 892 1,797 1,806 1,621 2,741 2,752 2,323 3,731 3,742 3,016 5,044 5,060 3,726 186 195 171 996 1,005 900 1,806 1,815 1,629 2,752 2,763 2,330 3,742 3,753 3,023 5,060 5,076 3,734 195 204 180 1,005 1,014 909 1,815 1,824 1,638 2,763 2,774 2,338 3,753 3,764 3,031 5,076 5,092 3,742 204 213 188 1,014 1,023 917 1,824 1,833 1,646 2,774 2,785 2,346 3,764 3,775 3,039 5,092 5,108 3,750 213 222 196 1,023 1,032 925 1,833 1,842 1,654 2,785 2,796 2,353 3,775 3,786 3,046 5,108 5,124 3,758 222 231 204 1,032 1,041 933 1,842 1,851 1,662 2,796 2,807 2,361 3,786 3,797 3,054 5,124 5,140 3,766 231 240 212 1,041 1,050 941 1,851 1,860 1,670 2,807 2,818 2,369 3,797 3,808 3,062 5,140 5,156 3,774 240 249 220 1,050 1,059 949 1,860 1,869 1,678 2,818 2,829 2,376 3,808 3,819 3,069 5,156 5,172 3,782 249 258 228 1,059 1,068 957 1,869 1,878 1,686 2,829 2,840 2,384 3,819 3,830 3,077 5,172 5,188 3,790 258 267 236 1,068 1,077 965 1,878 1,887 1,694 2,840 2,851 2,392 3,830 3,841 3,085 5,188 5,204 3,798 267 276 244 1,077 1,086 973 1,887 1,896 1,702 2,851 2,862 2,400 3,841 3,852 3,093 5,204 5,220 3,806 276 285 252 1,086 1,095 981 1,896 1,905 1,710 2,862 2,873 2,407 3,852 3,863 3,100 5,220 5,236 3,814 285 294 261 1,095 1,104 990 1,905 1,914 1,719 2,873 2,884 2,415 3,863 3,874 3,108 5,236 5,252 3,822 294 303 269 1,104 1,113 998 1,914 1,923 1,727 2,884 2,895 2,423 3,874 3,885 3,116 5,252 5,268 3,830 303 312 277 1,113 1,122 1,006 1,923 1,932 1,735 2,895 2,906 2,430 3,885 3,896 3,123 5,268 5,284 3,838 312 321 285 1,122 1,131 1,014 1,932 1,941 1,743 2,906 2,917 2,438 3,896 3,907 3,131 5,284 5,300 3,846 321 330 293 1,131 1,140 1,022 1,941 1,950 1,751 2,917 2,928 2,446 3,907 3,918 3,139 5,300 5,316 3,854 330 339 301 1,140 1,149 1,030 1,950 1,959 1,759 2,928 2,939 2,453 3,918 3,929 3,146 5,316 5,332 3,862 339 348 309 1,149 1,158 1,038 1,959 1,968 1,767 2,939 2,950 2,461 3,929 3,940 3,154 5,332 5,348 3,870 348 357 317 1,158 1,167 1,046 1,968 1,977 1,775 2,950 2,961 2,469 3,940 3,951 3,162 5,348 5,364 3,878 357 366 325 1,167 1,176 1,054 1,977 1,986 1,783 2,961 2,972 2,477 3,951 3,962 3,170 5,364 5,380 3,886 366 375 333 1,176 1,185 1,062 1,986 1,995 1,791 2,972 2,983 2,484 3,962 3,973 3,177 5,380 5,396 3,894 375 384 342 1,185 1,194 1,071 1,995 2,004 1,800 2,983 2,994 2,492 3,973 3,984 3,185 5,396 5,412 3,902 384 393 350 1,194 1,203 1,079 2,004 2,015 1,807 2,994 3,005 2,500 3,984 3,995 3,193 5,412 5,428 3,910 393 402 358 1,203 1,212 1,087 2,015 2,026 1,814 3,005 3,016 2,507 3,995 4,006 3,200 5,428 5,444 3,918 402 411 366 1,212 1,221 1,095 2,026 2,037 1,822 3,016 3,027 2,515 4,006 4,020 3,207 5,444 5,460 3,926 411 420 374 1,221 1,230 1,103 2,037 2,048 1,830 3,027 3,038 2,523 4,020 4,036 3,214 5,460 5,476 3,934 420 429 382 1,230 1,239 1,111 2,048 2,059 1,837 3,038 3,049 2,530 4,036 4,052 3,222 5,476 5,492 3,942 429 438 390 1,239 1,248 1,119 2,059 2,070 1,845 3,049 3,060 2,538 4,052 4,068 3,230 5,492 5,508 3,950 438 447 398 1,248 1,257 1,127 2,070 2,081 1,853 3,060 3,071 2,546 4,068 4,084 3,238 5,508 5,524 3,958 447 456 406 1,257 1,266 1,135 2,081 2,092 1,861 3,071 3,082 2,554 4,084 4,100 3,246 5,524 5,540 3,966 456 465 414 1,266 1,275 1,143 2,092 2,103 1,868 3,082 3,093 2,561 4,100 4,116 3,254 5,540 5,556 3,974 465 474 423 1,275 1,284 1,152 2,103 2,114 1,876 3,093 3,104 2,569 4,116 4,132 3,262 5,556 5,572 3,982 474 483 431 1,284 1,293 1,160 2,114 2,125 1,884 3,104 3,115 2,577 4,132 4,148 3,270 5,572 5,588 3,990 483 492 439 1,293 1,302 1,168 2,125 2,136 1,891 3,115 3,126 2,584 4,148 4,164 3,278 5,588 5,604 3,998 492 501 447 1,302 1,311 1,176 2,136 2,147 1,899 3,126 3,137 2,592 4,164 4,180 3,286 5,604 5,620 4,006 501 510 455 1,311 1,320 1,184 2,147 2,158 1,907 3,137 3,148 2,600 4,180 4,196 3,294 5,620 5,636 4,014 510 519 463 1,320 1,329 1,192 2,158 2,169 1,914 3,148 3,159 2,607 4,196 4,212 3,302 5,636 5,652 4,022 519 528 471 1,329 1,338 1,200 2,169 2,180 1,922 3,159 3,170 2,615 4,212 4,228 3,310 5,652 5,668 4,030 528 537 479 1,338 1,347 1,208 2,180 2,191 1,930 3,170 3,181 2,623 4,228 4,244 3,318 5,668 5,684 4,038 537 546 487 1,347 1,356 1,216 2,191 2,202 1,938 3,181 3,192 2,631 4,244 4,260 3,326 5,684 5,700 4,046 546 555 495 1,356 1,365 1,224 2,202 2,213 1,945 3,192 3,203 2,638 4,260 4,276 3,334 5,700 5,716 4,054 555 564 504 1,365 1,374 1,233 2,213 2,224 1,953 3,203 3,214 2,646 4,276 4,292 3,342 5,716 5,732 4,062 564 573 512 1,374 1,383 1,241 2,224 2,235 1,961 3,214 3,225 2,654 4,292 4,308 3,350 5,732 5,748 4,070 573 582 520 1,383 1,392 1,249 2,235 2,246 1,968 3,225 3,236 2,661 4,308 4,324 3,358 5,748 5,764 4,078 582 591 528 1,392 1,401 1,257 2,246 2,257 1,976 3,236 3,247 2,669 4,324 4,340 3,366 5,764 5,780 4,086 591 600 536 1,401 1,410 1,265 2,257 2,268 1,984 3,247 3,258 2,677 4,340 4,356 3,374 5,780 5,796 4,094 600 609 544 1,410 1,419 1,273 2,268 2,279 1,991 3,258 3,269 2,684 4,356 4,372 3,382 5,796 5,812 4,102 609 618 552 1,419 1,428 1,281 2,279 2,290 1,999 3,269 3,280 2,692 4,372 4,388 3,390 5,812 5,828 4,110 618 627 560 1,428 1,437 1,289 2,290 2,301 2,007 3,280 3,291 2,700 4,388 4,404 3,398 5,828 5,844 4,118 627 636 568 1,437 1,446 1,297 2,301 2,312 2,015 3,291 3,302 2,708 4,404 4,420 3,406 5,844 5,860 4,126 636 645 576 1,446 1,455 1,305 2,312 2,323 2,022 3,302 3,313 2,715 4,420 4,436 3,414 5,860 5,876 4,134 645 654 585 1,455 1,464 1,314 2,323 2,334 2,030 3,313 3,324 2,723 4,436 4,452 3,422 5,876 5,892 4,142 654 663 593 1,464 1,473 1,322 2,334 2,345 2,038 3,324 3,335 2,731 4,452 4,468 3,430 5,892 5,908 4,150 663 672 601 1,473 1,482 1,330 2,345 2,356 2,045 3,335 3,346 2,738 4,468 4,484 3,438 5,908 5,924 4,158 672 681 609 1,482 1,491 1,338 2,356 2,367 2,053 3,346 3,357 2,746 4,484 4,500 3,446 5,924 5,940 4,166 681 690 617 1,491 1,500 1,346 2,367 2,378 2,061 3,357 3,368 2,754 4,500 4,516 3,454 5,940 5,956 4,174 690 699 625 1,500 1,509 1,354 2,378 2,389 2,068 3,368 3,379 2,761 4,516 4,532 3,462 5,956 5,972 4,182 699 708 633 1,509 1,518 1,362 2,389 2,400 2,076 3,379 3,390 2,769 4,532 4,548 3,470 5,972 5,988 4,190 708 717 641 1,518 1,527 1,370 2,400 2,411 2,084 3,390 3,401 2,777 4,548 4,564 3,478 5,988 6,000 4,197 717 726 649 1,527 1,536 1,378 2,411 2,422 2,092 3,401 3,412 2,785 4,564 4,580 3,486 6,000 or over 4,200 726 735 657 1,536 1,545 1,386 2,422 2,433 2,099 3,412 3,423 2,792 4,580 4,596 3,494 735 744 666 1,545 1,554 1,395 2,433 2,444 2,107 3,423 3,434 2,800 4,596 4,612 3,502 744 753 674 1,554 1,563 1,403 2,444 2,455 2,115 3,434 3,445 2,808 4,612 4,628 3,510 753 762 682 1,563 1,572 1,411 2,455 2,466 2,122 3,445 3,456 2,815 4,628 4,644 3,518 762 771 690 1,572 1,581 1,419 2,466 2,477 2,130 3,456 3,467 2,823 4,644 4,660 3,526 771 780 698 1,581 1,590 1,427 2,477 2,488 2,138 3,467 3,478 2,831 4,660 4,676 3,534 780 789 706 1,590 1,599 1,435 2,488 2,499 2,145 3,478 3,489 2,838 4,676 4,692 3,542 789 798 714 1,599 1,608 1,443 2,499 2,510 2,153 3,489 3,500 2,846 4,692 4,708 3,550 |