Cash to Accrual Income Approximation
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1 Cash to Accrual Income Approximation With this program, the user can estimate accrual income using the Schedule F from his/her federal income tax return. Fast Tools & Resources Farmers typically report taxable income and expenses on a cash basis for a calendar year. With cash-basis accounting, revenue and expenses are realized when cash is received or expenses paid irrespective of when goods are produced or expenses incurred. Accrual-basis accounting, in comparison, more accurately characterizes the business profitability. With accrual-basis accounting, revenue represents the value of items produced during a given period and expenses represent the costs incurred by the business during a given period. Accrual income can be approximated from cash-basis income when adjustments in the value of assets and liabilities are made, which adjust the net profit or loss calculated on the Schedule F. Navigating the Program Main Menu The main menu gathers and displays values for the accrual adjustments. It allows the user to enter information in the shaded boxes (A, B, P, Q, R, and T). The data in the remaining boxes are calculated automatically by the program using supplemental worksheets or previously calculated information.
2 Drop-Down Box Allows the user to print data sheets, print blank forms and clear data. Supplemental worksheets Assist with calculations. To navigate to a worksheet, click, located next to the appropriate line item. For example, the Crops Inventory Change on Line D has a button next to it, as shown below. When is selected, a special worksheet appears. The special worksheet below is for the Crops Inventory Change on Line D. On the supplemental worksheets, enter information in the shaded boxes. When finished, click. This returns the program to the Main Menu, where the totals from the special worksheet will be displayed next to the line item.
3 The example below represents John and Sally Smith s financial information. Accrual Approximation from Schedule F Inputs
4 Line A Net Farm Profit (or Loss) Reported on Line 36 of the Schedule F. This value is the cash basis profit of the farm operator s business. To estimate accrual income, this value is adjusted for changes in asset and liability values and livestock costs. John and Sally Smith s net farm profit is $59,053. Line B Gross Sales Price from Selling Breeding Livestock Reported on Lines 2, 10 and 20 on the Form John and Sally Smith s gross sales from selling breeding livestock are $75,000. Line C Accrual Assets Items Accrual assets have produced revenue during a given period of time without cash necessarily being exchanged. For example, a producer having crops in storage would have revenue if the crop were sold at today s crop price. The supplemental worksheets for each asset assist in calculating the difference between beginningyear and end-of-the-year quantities, prices and values. Line D Crops Inventory Change This represents changes in crop inventory and/or prices from the beginning of the year to the end of the year. To record crop information, click on Line D to display the special worksheet. Enter the quantity and unit price for corn, soybeans and wheat. If an additional crop is grown, enter the crop description under Wheat and fill in the quantities and prices accordingly. In the example below, the Smiths have 75,000 bushels of corn both at the beginning of the year and at the end of the year. Corn prices at the beginning and end of the year are $1.97 and $2.10 per bushel, respectively. They have 25,000 bushels of soybeans at the beginning of the year and 22,000 bushels of soybeans at the end of the year. The corresponding soybean prices are $4.47 and $4.53 per bushel, respectively. The beginning-of-the-year value for crops is $259,500, while the end-of-the-year value is $257,160. The net change is -$2,340. This value is automatically displayed on Line D of the Main Menu. Line E Livestock Inventory Change
5 This represents changes in livestock inventory and/or prices from the beginning of the year to the end of the year. To record livestock information, click on Line E to display the special worksheet. Enter a description for each type of livestock, the quantity, and price. In the example below, John and Sally Smith have 10 cows valued at $400 per head and 200 hogs valued at $125 each at the beginning of the year. At the end of the year, they have 180 hogs valued at $160 each and no cattle. The beginning-of-the-year livestock value is $29,000, while the end-of-the-year value is $28,800. The net change is -$200. This value is automatically displayed on Line E of the Main Menu. Line F Accounts Receivable Change This represents changes in accounts receivables from the beginning of the year to the end of the year. To record accounts receivable information, click on Line F to display the special worksheet. Enter a description and value for each account receivable. In the example below, the Smiths record $10,000 for custom work for which John has not been paid. The total value at the beginning of the year is zero, while the value at the end of the year is $10,000. The net change is $10,000. This value is automatically displayed on Line F of the Main Menu.
6 Line G Prepaid Expense Change This represents changes in prepaid expenses from the beginning of the year to the end of the year. To enter prepaid expense information, click on Line G to display the special worksheet. Enter a value for fertilizer, seed, pesticides, fuel and insurance. If a prepaid expense does not match one of the categories, enter it in the Other category. In the example below, the Smiths prepay $31,500 for seed and $8,500 for pesticides for the 2003 crop at the beginning of the year. At the end of the year, they prepay expenses for the 2004 crop, totaling $33,000 for seed. The total value at the beginning of the year is $40,000, while the value at the end of the year is $33,000. The net change is -$7,000. This value is automatically displayed on Line G of the Main Menu. Line H Other Accrual Assets Change This represents changes in other accrual assets from the beginning of the year to the end of the year that are not reported on any of the other supplemental worksheets. To enter changes, click on Line H to display the special worksheet. A value may be entered for growing crops and supplies. If additional adjustments exist, enter a description and value for the adjustments in the shaded spaces under Supplies.
7 In the example below, John and Sally Smith have $3,000 worth of supplies at the beginning of the year and $2,500 worth of supplies at the end of the year. The net change is -$500. This value is automatically displayed on Line H of the Main Menu. Line I Total Adjustments Made for Accrual Assets This is the sum of changes made for crop inventory, livestock inventory, accounts receivable, prepaid expenses, and other accrual assets. The Smith s total adjustments for accrued assets equal -$40. Line J Accrual Liability Items Accrual liabilities are liabilities that have been incurred during a given period of time without cash necessarily being exchanged. For example, a producer may have an account with the implement dealer on which a repair expense is charged. At the end of the year, the producer has not yet paid this expense. It does not affect the farmer s cash-basis tax return, but, for accrual purposes, the expense is accounted for as it occurred during harvest of the 2003 crop. This means it reduces net farm profit. Line K Accounts Payable Change This represents changes in accounts payables from the beginning of the year to the end of the year. To enter accounts payable information, click on Line K to display the special worksheet. Values may be entered for payroll tax, rent, repairs, fuel, drying, storage, fertilizer, seed, pesticides, insurance, machine hire, and real estate tax. If additional accounts payable exist, enter a description and value on the lines under Real Estate Tax. In the example on the next page, John and Sally Smith record a drying expense of $1,500 and a storage expense of $1,000 for the beginning of the year. At the end of the year, they owe $8,000 for repairs, $500 for fuel, $8,000 for drying, $8,000 for storage, $34,000 for fertilizer and $15,000 for insurance. The total
8 value for the beginning of the year is $2,500, while the value at the end of the year is $73,500. The net change is $71,000. This value is automatically displayed on Line K of the Main Menu. Line L Accrued Interest Change This represents changes in accrued interest from the beginning of the year to the end of the year. To enter accrued interest information, click on the Accrued Interest Change line to display the special worksheet. Enter a description and value for each accrued interest item. In the example on the next page, John and Sally Smith have a loan with the State Bank of Corn. The accrued interest at the beginning of the year is $15,250 and at the end of the year is $14,000. The net change is -$1,250. This value is automatically displayed on Line L of the Main Menu.
9 Line M Total Adjustments Made for Accrual Liabilities This is the sum of changes made for accounts payable and accrued interest. The Smith s total adjustments for accrued liabilities equal $69,750. Line N Net Farm Profit (or Loss) After Adjusting for Accrued Assets and Accrued Liabilities This is the Net Farm Profit (or Loss) on Line A plus the Total Adjustments Made for Accrual Assets on Line I minus Total Adjustments Made for Accrual Liabilities on Line M. The adjusted net farm profit (or loss) for John and Sally Smith is $64,263. Line O Cost of Livestock Adjustments Entries represent the value of livestock that has not been reported on Line 2 or Line 16 of the Schedule F. The three entries in this section are not directly related to each other, but assist in adjusting the operation s value of livestock for the current year. Line P Total Purchased Feeder and Breeding Livestock for the Year The Smiths spent $10,000 on feeder and breeding livestock. Line Q Cost or Other Basis of Livestock Found on Line 2 of the Schedule F. This value represents the owner s original purchase cost of feeder livestock sold in the current year. The Smiths entered $25,000. Line R Livestock Depreciation Found on Line 16 of the Schedule F. This value represents the portion of Line 16 that is attributable to depreciation claimed on breeding livestock in the current year. The Smiths spent $1,200. Line S Total Livestock Adjustments Adjustments made to the net farm profit (or loss) value that is calculated on the Schedule F. This value is the cost of Purchased and Feeder Livestock (Line P) minus the Cost or Basis of Livestock (Line Q) minus Livestock Depreciation (Line R). John and Sally Smith s total livestock adjustments equal -$16,200.
10 Line T Other Income Adjustments for Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) and Crop Insurance These totals may or may not be included on the Schedule F and depend upon deferred payments. For example, in the current year, income from crop insurance may be deferred until the following tax year, but should be reported for accrual purposes. However, in the following year, income may be listed on the Schedule F because it was deferred from the previous year, but for accrual purposes, it is not included in net profit (or loss). In our example, John and Sally Smith deferred $15,000 of 2002 insurance payments until In 2002, no insurance income is reported on the Schedule F for cash purposes, but $15,000 of insurance income is reported for accrual purposes. In 2003, the insurance payments are recorded on the Schedule F for cash purposes, but not for accrual purposes because they were reported in Thus, in this program, John and Sally Smith record a crop insurance adjustment of -$15,000. Line U Accrual Income Approximation This value is the net farm profit (or loss) after adding accrual asset and liability adjustments minus total livestock adjustments plus income adjustments for CCC payments and crop insurance. The Smith s approximate value of accrual income is $65,463.
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