This document contains official instructions for Form IC-025AI Schedule FC-A, Farmland Preservation Credit - a form released and collected by the Wisconsin Department of Revenue.
Q: What is Form IC-025AI Schedule FC-A?
A: Form IC-025AI Schedule FC-A is a form used in Wisconsin to claim the Farmland Preservation Credit.
Q: What is the Farmland Preservation Credit?
A: The Farmland Preservation Credit is a credit available to Wisconsin residents who own farmland and meet certain eligibility criteria.
Q: Who is eligible for the Farmland Preservation Credit?
A: To be eligible for the Farmland Preservation Credit, you must be a Wisconsin resident and meet the ownership and usage requirements for farmland.
Q: What are the ownership requirements for farmland?
A: To meet the ownership requirements for farmland, you must own at least five acres of agricultural land and have owned it for at least three years.
Q: What are the usage requirements for farmland?
A: To meet the usage requirements for farmland, you must use the land for agricultural purposes and meet the minimum income threshold.
Q: How do I claim the Farmland Preservation Credit?
A: To claim the Farmland Preservation Credit, you must complete Form IC-025AI Schedule FC-A and include it with your Wisconsin income tax return.
Q: Are there any deadlines for claiming the Farmland Preservation Credit?
A: Yes, the Farmland Preservation Credit must be claimed by the due date of your Wisconsin income tax return, which is typically April 15th.
Q: What documentation do I need to include with Form IC-025AI Schedule FC-A?
A: You may be required to provide documentation such as property ownership records, income records, and other supporting documents to prove your eligibility for the Farmland Preservation Credit.
Q: Can I claim the Farmland Preservation Credit if I lease farmland?
A: No, the Farmland Preservation Credit can only be claimed by individuals who own the farmland and meet the ownership and usage requirements.
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