MI-1040CR-5 Farmland Preservation Tax Credit WWW.MIFASTFILE.ORG When e-filing your 2020 Farmland Preservation Tax Credit Claim (MI-1040CR-5) with your Michigan Individual Income Tax Return (MI-1040), you must also file a completed Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim (MI-1040CR or MI-1040CR-2) or Home Heating Credit Claim (MI-1040CR-7), even if you are not qualified to receive these credits. E-filed returns are usually processed within 14 business days. Allow 14 days before checking the status of your e-filed return. You may e-file if you are filing for Property Development Rights. E-filers may now include copies of your property tax statements and the “Farmland Schedule K-1 Worksheet.” Note: If you have more than 24 agreements, we recommend filing a paper return with the appropriate property tax statements to ensure the most efficient processing. Visit www.MIfastfile.org for a list of e-file resources, how to find an e-file provider, and more information on free e-file services. MAILING ADDRESS. Mail your return and attachments to the address on your 2020 Michigan Individual Income Tax Return (MI-1040). FILE EARLY! File your return early; it will be processed in the order received. Include all the requested information to prevent delays in processing your refund (see page 15). W W W. M I C HI G A N .G OV/ TA X E S MICHIGAN 2020 This booklet is intended as a guide to help complete your return. It does not take the place of the law. |
Important Information Tax Assistance • Michigan Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim (MI-1040CR) or Michigan Homestead Property Tax The Michigan Department of Treasury (Treasury) offers Credit Claim for Veterans and Blind People a variety of services designed to assist you, and most are (MI-1040CR-2) or Michigan Home Heating Credit available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Claim (MI-1040CR-7) must be filed to include your total household resources, even if you are otherwise not IMPORTANT: To obtain information about your entitled to these credits. account using the Internet and Telephone Options listed below, you will need the following information from Important Reminders your return: • Include all applicable federal returns and schedules • Social Security number (SSN) of the primary filer (U.S. Forms 1040, Schedule 1, 1065, 1120S, K-1, etc). (the filer listed first on the return) E-filers may include “Farmland Schedule K-1 • Tax year of the return Worksheet.” • Adjusted gross income (AGI) or total household • Include in federal AGI the total Farmland Preservation resources Tax Credit received during the tax year. • Filing status (single, married filing jointly, married • Include copies of your 2020 property tax statements that filing separately). show the taxable value and an itemized listing by Internet Options millage rate of the property taxes levied. Some e-file www.michigan.gov/incometax software products may allow you to include copies of your property tax statements, which may reduce Find the following information on this Web site: correspondence with Treasury and processing delays. • Current year forms and instructions • Ownership on property tax statements must match • Answers to many tax preparation questions ownership on agreements. • Most commonly used tax forms • Enter the most current agreement numbers on the • Free assistance in preparing your return Schedule CR-5 and also write them on your property tax • Other tax resources. statements. Select “Check Your Tax Refund Status” where you can: • The agreement number consists of three components: (1) the first two digits represent the county code where • Check the status of your return the property is located, (2) the middle portion is the • Check estimated payments you made during the year actual contract number, and (3) the last six numbers are • Check the status of letters you have sent to Treasury the expiration date. If the agreement has been split, it • Change your address will have a letter added after the contract numbers. • Ask a specific question about your account. • Check the expiration date in the agreement number (last Telephone Options six digits). Do not use an agreement number with an 517-636-4486 expired date. If you extended the agreement, use the Automated Information Service new expiration date. Enter the expiration year as a four digit number. With Treasury’s automated phone system, you can: • List each agreement once (add multiple parcels’ taxable • Request the status of your refund values and taxes together for an agreement and list on • Check the status of letters you have sent to Treasury one line). • Request information on estimated payments • Include the entire taxable value of the agreement • Order current tax year forms. regardless of the percentage you are claiming. While most questions can be answered by the Automated • Claim only the portion of the property tax statement Information Service, customer service representatives are qualified as agricultural. If less than 100 percent, claim available from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. the lower percentage less the school operating taxes. Assistance is available using TTY through the Michigan • Deduct all special assessments, penalties, interest, and Relay Service by calling 711. other non-allowable charges from property tax statements. MI-1040CR-5 Filing Requirements The following forms must be filed with your Where to Mail Your Return MI-1040CR-5: Review your return carefully and make sure it is complete. • Schedule of Taxes and Allocation to Each Agreement Assemble your returns and attachments in the order shown (Schedule CR-5). The Schedule CR-5 lists all your on pages 4 and 5 of the MI-1040 booklet. Mail your return agreements and corresponding taxes. Processing of your and attachments to the address under “Where to Mail Your refund will be delayed if the Schedule CR-5 is not filed. Return” on page 5 of the MI-1040 booklet. • Michigan Individual Income Tax Return (MI-1040). The MI-1040 must be filed, even if you are not otherwise required to file this form. 2 |
General Information What is the Farmland Preservation Tax Credit? Note: If a claimant falsely specifies the property taxes were paid and the property taxes are not paid before The Farmland and Open Space Preservation Act (Public the return is filed, all future payments of credits to the Act 116 of 1974, as amended) Tax Credit gives back to claimant will be made payable jointly with the treasurer farmland owners a share of the property tax they pay on of the county in which the property under agreement is their farmland. Farmland owners qualify for credit by located (Section 324.36109(7)). agreeing to keep the land as farmland and not develop it for another use. • If your property tax statement includes property that is Farmland Preservation Tax Credit Qualifications not covered under an FDRA or PDR, you must show what portion of your taxable value and property tax is You qualify if you meet all of these requirements: for land enrolled in the FDRA or PDR. Your local • You own farmland, and equalization officer or your local assessor must provide • You have entered into a Farmland Development Rights this information on official letterhead. Agreement (FDRA) with the Michigan Department of • If you farmed under a partnership, include a copy of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD). your U.S. Form 1065 and Schedules K and K-1. • If you farmed under an S corporation, include a copy of Farmland Development Rights Agreement your U.S. Form 1120S and Schedules K and K-1. Through an FDRA you receive property tax relief in return • Joint ownerships must include a statement signed by all for your pledge not to change the use of your land. owners specifying each owner’s percentage of income and expenses or complete the Michigan Signed Caution: The FDRA restricts development of your land. Distribution Statement for Joint Owners of Farmland Before making any changes to property covered under this Development Rights Agreements (Form 5678) agreement or to its ownership, consult the MDARD. Some Note for E-filers: The “Farmland Schedule K-1 changes may make your property ineligible for credit. Worksheet” allows claimants to identify the percentages Property Development Right they are allowed to claim for a farmland preservation tax A Property Development Right (PDR) is an easement credit. This worksheet is available on Treasury’s Web site. purchased from the landowner by MDARD on behalf Although this worksheet is not required, submitting the of the State of Michigan to protect development of prime worksheet could reduce the need for further farmland. correspondence with Treasury and avoid processing delays. How to Claim the Credit When to Claim a New Agreement Complete the forms and file them with your MI-1040. New agreements must be approved by your local Include a copy of pages 1 and 2 of your U.S. Form 1040 government by November 1, 2020, for you to claim a 2020 and copies of U.S. Schedules 1, A, B, C, D, E, F; and U.S. credit for that agreement. The new FDRA is not final until MDARD receives a copy that has been recorded Forms 4797, 4835, 1065, 1120S, and K-1s if you needed at the Register of Deeds. If MDARD has not received a to complete them for your federal tax return. If you are recorded copy by April 15, 2021, file your return without not required to file a federal return, include a schedule claiming credit for the new agreement. Once MDARD showing farm income and expenses used to arrive at net receives a recorded copy, file an MI-1040CR-5 with a new income. MI-1040. Check the Amended Return box at the top of Note: You must include copies of the federal schedules page 1 of the MI-1040 form, and file the Schedule AMD that show the income and expense of the farming and supporting documentation. If the property was operation regardless of what kind of entity reports them purchased in 2020, you must prorate the 2020 taxes for (e.g., S corporation, trust, or partnership). You must also the period you owned the land and claim your credit based include the following: only on those taxes. • Copies of your 2020 property tax statements that show Which Form to File the taxable value, an itemized listing by millage rate of the property taxes levied, and the corresponding You may file one of two forms depending on the type of agreement numbers. farm ownership. • A 2020 MI-1040CR, MI-1040CR-2 or MI-1040CR-7 The following should file using an MI-1040CR-5 with with a completed schedule of total household resources their income tax return: even if you are not qualified to receive the credit (see • Individuals who own a farm independently line 8 instructions on page 7). • An individual in possession under a life estate with • A copy of the receipt showing your 2019 or 2020 remainder to another person property taxes were paid. If your property taxes have • Representatives of deceased single persons. Include not been paid, you do not include your receipt(s) or you property taxes and income from January 1 to the date of do not check the box in Column C on the Schedule CR-5 death indicating your 2019 or 2020 taxes are paid, Treasury • Partnerships will mail you a check made jointly payable to you and the county treasurer for the county where the property is • Joint owners located. (A new check payable only to you will not be • Limited liability companies issued if you later prove the taxes have been paid.) 3 |
• S corporation shareholders, except shareholders of If you have entered into more than one agreement with the S corporations who had an FDRA before January 1, 1989, MDARD, the sum of the taxes under each agreement is and in 1991 elected to file under the Single Business Tax used to compute your credit. The amount of credit you will (SBT) Act on C-8022 receive is based on total household income. • Grantor trusts (if treated as an owner under Internal Computing the Homestead Property Tax Credit Revenue Code (IRC) Sections 671 through 679) You must include your total Farmland Preservation Tax • Trusts created by the death of a spouse if the trust Credit received during the tax year in total household requires 100 percent of the income from the trust to be resources. Enter the amount of credit you received in 2020 distributed each year to the surviving spouse. on the MI-1040CR, line 16, MI-1040CR-2, line 15, or The following should file a Farmland Preservation MI-1040CR-7, line 21. Homestead Property Tax Credits Tax Credit (Form 4594) with a Michigan Business Tax are not included in Michigan total household resources. If (MBT) return: you included this amount in your taxable farm income, you • Estates, including property taxes from the date of death, may subtract it from your total household resources. and farm income required to be reported on the entity's Effect on Your 2020 Taxable Farm Income U.S. Form 1041. The portion of your Homestead Property Tax Credit • Corporations other than S corporations who made the that is for farm buildings and land is business related. To election to file and pay under the MBT beginning with determine the portion that is business income, divide the the taxpayer’s first tax year ending after December 31, taxable value of your buildings and farmland by the total 2011. taxable value of your property, then multiply by the credit • S corporations that had an FDRA before January 1, 1989, (see below). Your local assessor can show you how your and in 1991 elected to file C-8022. total taxable value was determined. • Trusts, except as noted previously, who made the TV of farmland portion Homestead election to file and pay under the MBT beginning with of homestead and buildings x Property Tax the taxpayer’s first tax year ending after December 31, Total taxable value Credit amount 2011, or who had claimed the credit in a previous year under the Income Tax Act but are no longer eligible as a = Portion of Homestead Property result of the death of the owner of the grantor trust. Tax Credit that is business income Form 4594 is available at www.michigan.gov/taxes or by You must include the total Farmland Preservation Tax calling 517-636-4486. Credit and the business portion of your Homestead What to Do With a Jointly Payable Check Property Tax Credit received during the tax year in Take the check, remittance advice, and a copy of your your 2020 federal AGI. If you own your property as an FDRA(s) to your county treasurer(s). He or she will ask individual but the farming activity is operated under you to endorse the check, then use the refund to pay any a partnership, S-Corp or LLC, report the Farmland delinquent taxes. Any amount left will be refunded to you. Preservation Tax Credit on your personal return. Was your 2019 tax refund (MI-1040, line 34) greater than Property Taxes That Can Be Claimed for Credit the amount of your 2019 Farmland Preservation Tax The property taxes levied in 2020 on enrolled land can Credit (MI-1040, line 26) plus the business portion of your be claimed for the 2020 credit, regardless of when they Homestead Property Tax Credit? If yes, you may subtract are paid. The one percent collection fee may be included. on Schedule 1, line 16, the excess refund amount you Special assessments (those not based on State equalized or received in 2020 to the extent it was included in federal taxable value), penalties, and interest cannot be claimed. AGI. Taxes on land not eligible for either the principal residence Land Owned by a Person Under a Life Estate or qualified agricultural property exemption usually are not eligible for a Farmland Preservation Tax Credit. The A person in possession for life under a life estate with exception is rental property where the tenant participates remainder interest to another person may claim all the in the farming operation at least 1,040 hours per year. To property taxes to compute the credit. However, the life compute the taxes that can be claimed for credit, exclude estate holder and the person(s) holding the remainder the school operating tax and multiply the balance by interest may choose to divide the property taxes in the the percentage of exemption allowed by the local taxing same manner as they divide revenue and expenses. A authority. See example below: written agreement must be included with each return. Taxes levied .............................................$2,000 Land Owned by a Partnership School operating tax ...................................$350 Property taxes on land owned by a partnership are allocated Principal residence exemption.....................60% to the partners based on the partner’s percent of income or $2,000 $1,650 ownership. All partners must use the same basis for filing. - 350 x 60% If the partnership files a U.S. Form 1065, the percent is $1,650 $990 May be claimed for credit on each partner’s Schedule K-1. If the partnership is not required to file a U.S. Form 1065, the percentage of income 4 |
is on the partnership agreement or on a statement signed eligible to claim a farmland preservation tax credit until by all the partners. If no U.S. Form 1065 is required, the transfer of ownership of the FDRA is completed. The complete Form 5678 to show the percentage of income or FDRA is not final until MDARD receives a copy that has ownership. The percentage of income or ownership being been recorded at the Register of Deeds. If MDARD has not claimed for credit must be carried to Column E of the received a copy by April 15, 2021, file your return without Schedule CR-5. claiming credit for that agreement. Once MDARD has received a copy, file an MI-1040CR-5 with a new MI-1040. Land Owned With Someone Other Than a Spouse Check the Amended Return box at the top of page 1 of the Taxes on land owned jointly are allocated to each owner. MI-1040 form, and file the Schedule AMD and supporting If co-owners divide each item of revenue and expenses and documentation. You must prorate the 2020 taxes for the choose to allocate the property taxes the same way, they period you owned the land and claim your credit based may do so only if they include a copy of a signed statement only on those taxes. by each owner. The statement must show each owner’s Filed for Bankruptcy share of the revenues and expenses. This requirement can be met by completing Form 5678. If a signed distribution If you are enrolled in the Farmland and Open Space statement is not included, the taxes must be allocated Preservation Act program and have petitioned for equally among the owners, with two exceptions: bankruptcy (under U.S. Bankruptcy Code, chapters 7, 11, 12, or 13), claim your credit on MI-1040CR-5 and include it • A husband and wife are considered one owner. with your Michigan income tax return. • An owner eligible to be claimed as a dependent by You must prorate your credit for the part of the year ending another owner cannot receive a share of the taxes and when the petition in bankruptcy was filed. The trustee in cannot claim a credit for that farmland. bankruptcy or the landowner as Debtor in Possession may Land Owned by a Limited Liability Company file a claim for the portion of the year following the date Property taxes on land owned by a limited liability of petition. Bankruptcy estates are also required to file a company are allocated to each member in a percentage Fiduciary Income Tax Return (MI-1041). equal to the member’s share of ownership or distributive Transferring an Agreement share of ordinary income as reported by the limited To transfer an agreement, you must show that all of the liability company to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). land described under the agreement has been conveyed. Land Owned by an S Corporation The MDARD will need a copy of the legal document Taxes on land owned by an S corporation are allocated to (e.g., deed, land contract) used for conveyance and the new each shareholder based on the shareholder’s share of the owner’s name and address. corporation’s stock. This percentage is on U.S. Form 1120S, For more information on the Farmland Development Schedule K-1. Exception: If the S corporation had an Rights Agreement contact: FDRA before 1989, and in 1991 elected to file under the Farmland and Open Space Preservation Unit SBT Act on C-8022, the S corporation must continue Environmental Stewardship Division to file under the Michigan Business Tax (MBT). If Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural the FDRA was not in the S corporation’s name before Development January 1, 1989, the taxes on land covered by this P.O. Box 30449 agreement must be claimed on the shareholders’ Michigan Lansing, Michigan 48909 income tax return using an MI-1040CR-5. These taxes Net Operating Loss must be claimed by the shareholders even if the S corporation elected to file C-8022 for other agreements The farmland preservation tax credit is computed using that the S corporation entered into before January 1, 1989. household income which allows for a net operating loss (NOL) deduction (instead of using total household resources Land Owned by a Trust which does not allow for an NOL deduction). For farmland owned by a grantor trust, if you are treated The NOL deduction allowed in household income is as the owner of that trust under IRC sections 671 through the lesser of the federal NOL deduction or Federal 679, you must include a copy of that portion of the trust Modified Taxable Income (FMTI) in the year to which agreement that shows you are the owner of a grantor trust it is being carried back or carried forward as defined in holding title to the farmland. IRC 172(b)(2). FMTI is computed by modifying federal If the trust was created by the death of a spouse and taxable income by recalculating taxable social security, requires 100 percent of the income to be distributed itemized deductions and other required modifications to the surviving spouse, you must include a copy of without the consideration of the federal net operating loss U.S. Form 1041 and Schedule K-1, if required. deduction. Adjustments also include the removal of the federal standard or itemized deduction and the capital loss Claiming a Credit on a Farm Purchased in 2020 That deduction. For more information about FMTI, see IRS Was Already Enrolled in the Farmland Program Publication 536. Your farmland preservation tax credit will be processed only if there is a farmland agreement on file with the MDARD in the same name as your deed. You are not 5 |
Example: Your 2020 FMTI is $20,000, and your 2020 MICHIGAN Signed Distribution Statement for federal NOL deduction is $50,000. The amount of the Joint Owners of Farmland Development Rights 2020 NOL deduction of $50,000 that may be used in 2020 Agreements (Form 5678) household income for a farmland preservation tax credit is If you own farmland jointly with someone other than your limited to $20,000. spouse, complete Form 5678. For each agreement, enter The amount of the NOL deduction available for use the information for each owner. Partners may use Form in household income is calculated on page 2 of the 5678 to show the percentage of income or ownership if no MI-1040CR-5. There must be a federal NOL deduction U.S. Form 1065 was required. All partners must sign and in AGI in order to claim an NOL deduction in household use the same basis for filing. The percentage of income income. or ownership being claimed for credit must be carried to When filing a refund claim due to the carryback of a federal column E of the Schedule CR-5. NOL for the farmland preservation tax credit, prepare an amended Form MI-1040CR-5 for each year the loss is being carried back and include with Michigan Net Operating Loss Carryback Refund Request (Form 5603-CARES Act). Line-by-Line Instructions for Schedule CR-5 and MI-1040CR-5 Lines not listed are explained on the forms. taxes are not paid, do not check the box. Your farmland preservation tax credit will be issued jointly to you Schedule CR-5 and the treasurer for the county where the property is Column A: The agreement or contract number is located located if you do not indicate the property taxes are paid. at the top and lower left corner of each agreement. The first Note: Copies of your 2020 property tax statements must two numbers represent the county where the property is be included regardless of whether the box is checked in located. The middle set of numbers is the actual contract column C. E-filers are not required to send property tax number. The last six numbers are the date of expiration, statements unless requested to do so by Treasury at a (i.e., 123120 is December 31, 2020). The contract number later date. Some e-file software products may allow you retains its original series throughout the term of the to include copies of your property tax statements, which agreement. However, a letter may be added to indicate the may reduce the need for further correspondence with agreement was split into multiple agreements. The final Treasury and avoid processing delays. six numbers change when the agreement is reduced or Column D: Enter “I” if you are the individual owner or extended. Always use the contract number on your most co-own the land with your spouse, “J” if you are a joint recently recorded agreement and include a copy of each owner with someone other than your spouse, “P” if the land 2020 tax statement that corresponds to the agreement is owned by a partnership, or “S” if the land is owned by an number listed. The expiring year must be entered as a S corporation. four-digit number. The expiring year for a PDR should be Column E: If the land is owned by you and someone other entered as 9999. than your spouse, enter your percent of income from the Column B: List the2020 taxable value for each agreement signed statement or your percent of ownership. If the land you owned in 2020. The taxable value is found on your is owned by a partnership, enter your percent of income or property tax statement(s) for each parcel. The total taxable ownership. All partners must use the same basis for filing. value for each agreement must be listed; do not list each If the land is owned by an S corporation, enter your percent individual parcel. of stock ownership. Note: If the property tax statement includes taxable value Note for E-filers: The “Farmland Schedule K-1 for land not covered by an FDRA or PDR, the taxable value Worksheet” allows claimants to identify the percentages reported in column B must be adjusted accordingly. The they are allowed to claim for a farmland preservation taxable value that cannot be claimed must be determined tax credit. This worksheet is available on Treasury’s by the local assessor’s office and submitted on official Web site. Although this worksheet is not required, letterhead. submitting the worksheet could reduce the need for further If the property tax statement includes taxable value for land correspondence with Treasury and avoid processing on more than one agreement, the taxable value reported in delays. column B must be separated according to the land in each Column F: Individuals enter the taxes from each agreement. The local assessor will be able to determine tax statement for the portion of land enrolled under an what the breakdown is based on the legal descriptions of the agreement. Joint owners, partners, and shareholders enter land enrolled under each agreement. only their allocated share of taxes from each tax statement The entire taxable value for the agreement must be entered for the portion of land enrolled under an agreement. in column B even if you are eligible to claim only a Note: If the property tax statement includes taxes for land portion of the property taxes because of joint ownership(s), not covered by an FDRA or PDR, the taxes reported in partnership(s), or multiple shareholders. column F must be reduced accordingly. The amount of Column C: For each agreement, check the box if the taxes that cannot be claimed must be determined by the property taxes are paid for 2019 or 2020. If the property local assessor’s office and submitted on official letterhead. 6 |
The 1 percent collection fee may be included. Do not Part 3: Net Royalty/Rent Loss include penalties, interest, or special assessments. Line 24: Enter amounts to the extent included in AGI from: If the property tax statement includes taxes for land on more • Part I (Income or Loss from Rental Real Estate and than one agreement, the taxes reported in column F must be Royalties) of the U.S. Schedule E. separated according to land in each agreement. The local • Part IV (Income or Loss from Real Estate Mortgage assessor will be able to determine what the breakdown is Investment Conduits (REMIC)) of the U.S. Schedule E based on the legal descriptions of the land enrolled under (rents, royalties). each agreement. • Part V (Net farm rental income or (loss) from Column H: Multiply line 15 or 20 from the MI-1040CR-5, Form 4835) of the U.S. Schedule E. whichever applies, by the percentage computed in column G for each agreement and enter in column H. Total must be less than zero. If the total is positive enter “0.” Part 4: Net Operating Loss MI-1040CR-5 The NOL deduction allowed in household income is the Part 1: Computation of Credit lesser of the federal NOL deduction or Federal Modified Line 5: Check the box if all of the taxes that qualify for a Taxable Income (FMTI). There must be a federal NOL Homestead Property Tax Credit are included in the total on deduction in AGI in order to claim an NOL deduction in line 4. household income. A Michigan NOL cannot be claimed as Before completing line 8, read “Computing the Homestead an NOL deduction from household income. Property Tax Credit” on page 4. Line 8: Enter your total household resources from your Line 27a: Adjustments to AGI for taxable Social Security MI-1040CR, MI-1040CR-2, or MI-1040CR-7. If you are a benefits and IRA deductions must be recalculated based on part-year or nonresident, include your entire 2020 total modified federal AGI. household resources, regardless of source. Lines 29a through 29f: If itemized deductions were claimed Line 9: If you had net losses from business (including on U.S. Form 1040 Schedule A, they must be recalculated farm) after netting all business income and loss, net rental based on modified federal AGI. Enter the recalculated or royalty losses, or net operating loss deductions, complete deductions on lines 29a through 29f. Part 2, 3 and/or 4 on page 2. Enter amount here from line 33. 29a: Medical deduction adjustments. Recalculate your Line Line 13: Enter amount of property tax from line 4. This medical expense deduction based on modified federal AGI line must be completed. and the federal limitation in effect for the tax year. Line 17: If line 17 is less than line 7, carry amount from Line 29d: Recalculate your charitable contributions based line 15 to Form MI-1040, line 26. If line 17 is greater than on modified federal AGI using the applicable percentage line 7, complete lines 18 through 20. Carry the amount from limitation for the tax year. line 20 to Form MI-1040, line 26. Line 31: This is your FMTI. This amount cannot be less Part 2: Net Business/Farm Loss than zero. Line 21: Enter amounts to the extent included in AGI from: • U.S. Schedule C (Profit or Loss from Business). Line Enter the lesser of your federal net operating 32: loss deduction (NOL) or federal modified taxable income • Part II (Ordinary Gains and Losses) of the (FMTI). U.S. Form 4797. • Part II (Income or Loss from Partnership and S Corporations) and Part III (Income or Loss from Estates and Trusts) of the U.S. Schedule E. • Include income or loss items reported as a distributive share. Line 22: Enter income or loss from U.S. Schedule F to the extent included in AGI (Profit or Loss from Farming). Line 23: Total must be less than zero. If the total is positive enter “0.” 7 |
Is Your Return Filing Complete? To help reduce processing delays, review the following list to ensure all applicable documents are included when fling your Farmland Preservation Tax Credit Claim. r Michigan Individual Income Tax Return (MI-1040) r Farmland Preservation Tax Credit Claim (MI-1040CR-5) r Schedule of Taxes and Allocation to Each Agreement (Schedule CR-5) r A completed Homestead Property Tax Credit Claim (Forms MI-1040CR or MI-1040CR-2) or Home Heating Credit (Form MI-1040CR-7), even if you are not qualifed to receive a credit. Te total household resources section must be completed. r A copy of your 2020 summer and winter property tax statements showing the taxable value, millage rates and the property taxes levied with the corresponding agreement numbers r An ofcial assessor breakdown for property tax statements covering multiple FDRAs and/or including land not enrolled in an FDRA r A copy of your property tax receipts showing payment of your 2019 or 2020 property taxes r A copy of pages 1 and 2 of your 2020 U.S. 1040. (If you are not required to fle a federal return, attach a schedule showing farm income and expenses used to arrive at net income.) r Copies of federal schedules and forms if you completed them for your federal return (Schedules 1, A, B, C, D, E and F, and U.S. Forms 4797 and 4835) r Partnerships must include U.S. 1065 and Schedule K-1. S corporations must include U.S. 1120S and Schedule K-1. E-Filers may include the Schedule K-1 Worksheet. r Joint owners must attach a statement signed by all owners specifying each owner’s percent of ownership or income and expenses, or complete the Michigan Signed Distribution Statement for Joint Owners of Farmland Development Rights Agreements (Form 5678). 15 |
www.MIfastfile.org a E-filing your return is easy, fast and secure! a E-filed returns are usually processed within 14 business days. Allow 14 days before checking the status of your e-filed return. a Free e-file is available. Do you qualify? a Visitwww.MIfastfile.org for a list of e-file resources, how to find an e-file provider, and more information on free e-file services. Mail your return to the address on your MI-1040 Individual Income Tax Return. 16 |