The financial position and performance of a farm



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Farm Financial Ag Decision Maker Statements File C3-56 The financial position and performance of a farm business can be summarized by four important financial statements. The relationship of these statements is illustrated below. Information from these statements can be used: to make important financing and investment decisions to substantiate credit applications to derive performance measures for analyzing the farm business to develop budgets for planning purposes The major statements and their purposes are as follows: Net Worth Statement Summarizes the property and financial assets owned, the debts owed, and the net worth of the business at a point in time. Net Income Statement Summarizes the income generated, the expenses incurred, and the net income earned by the business during a period of time. Statement of Cash Flows Summarizes all the sources and uses of cash by the business during a period of time. Statement of Owner Equity Shows how net worth changed from the beginning to the end of the year. Forms for preparing each of these statements are found in this bulletin. Several supplemental schedules also are provided, on which assets and liabilities can be listed and subtotals of their values carried forward to the statements. Most of the information can be taken from the same sources used to prepare your income tax return, plus a listing of assets owned and liabilities owed. More detailed information can be found in the following ISU Extension and Outreach publications: Your Net Worth Statement (FM 1791/AgDM C3-20) Your Farm Income Statement (FM 1816/AgDM C3-25) Financial Performance Measures for Iowa Farms (FM 1845/AgDM C3-55) Twelve Steps to Cash Flow Budgeting (FM 1792/AgDM C3-15) Relationship of the four major financial statements Beginning Net Worth Statement (assets and liabilities) Statement of Cash Flows (cash in, cash out) Net Income Statement (income and expenses) Statement of Owner Equity (change in net worth) Ending Net Worth Statement (assets and liabilities) { Accounting Year... and justice for all The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, and marital or family status. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) Many materials can be made available in alternative formats for ADA clients. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 14th and Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call 202-720-5964. Issued in furtherance of Cooperative Extension work, Acts of May 8 and July 30, 1914, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Cathann A. Kress, director, Cooperative Extension Service, Iowa State University of Science and Technology, Ames, Iowa. William Edwards, retired extension economist wedwards@iastate.edu www.extension.iastate.edu/agdm store.extension.iastate.edu FM 1824 Revised November 2013

Page 2 Farm Financial Statements Net Worth Statement Name Date Farm Assets Current Assets Farm Liabilities Current Liabilities Checking, savings accts (Sched. A) Accounts payable (Sched. O) Crops held for sale/feed (Sch. B) Farm taxes due (Sched. P) Investment in growing crops(sch. C) Current notes and credit lines (Sch. Q) Commercial feed on hand (Sch. D) Accrued interest - short (Sched. Q) Prepaid expenses (Sched. E) - fixed (Sched. R) livestock (Sched. F) Supplies on hand (Sched. G) Due in 12 months - fixed (Sched. R) Accounts receivable (Sched. H) Other current assets Other current liabilities a. Current Assets d. Current Liabilities Fixed Assets Fixed Liabilities Unpaid co-op. distributions (Sch. I) Notes and contracts, remainder (Sched. R) Breeding livestock (Sched. J) - Machinery Machinery & equipment (Sch. K) - Land Buildings/improvements (Sch. L) - Other fixed assets Farmland (Sched. M) Farm securities, certificates (Sch. N) Other fixed assets Other fixed liabilities b. Fixed Assets e. Fixed Liabilities c. Farm Assets (a + b) f. Farm Liabilities (d + e) g. Farm Net Worth (c - f) Working Capital (a - d) h. Farm Net Worth Last Year Current Asset-to-Debt Ratio (a / d) i. Change in Farm Net Worth (g - h) Debt-to-Asset Ratio (f / c) Personal Assets (optional) Personal Liabilities (optional) Bank accounts, cash, savings Credit card, charge accts, other loans Automobiles, boats, etc. Automobile loans Household goods, clothing Accounts payable, taxes due Stocks, bonds, etc. Other loans Real estate Real estate, other long-term loans j. Personal Assets k. Personal Liabilities l. Personal Net Worth (j - k) m. Net Worth, (g + l) Personal Debt-to-Asset Ratio (k / j)

Farm Financial Statements Page 3 Net Farm Income Statement Name Year Income Cash Income (IRS Sched. F) Income Adjustments Beginning Ending Sales of livestock bought for resale Crops held for sale or feed (Sched. B) Sales of raised livestock, grain, etc. livestock (Sched. F) Cooperative distributions paid Accounts receivable (Sched. H) Agricultural program payments Unpaid co-op. distributions (Sched. I) Crop insurance proceeds Breeding livestock (Sched. J) Custom hire income Other cash income Sales of breeding livestock Subtotal of adjustments b. Net adjustment (beginning - ending) a. Cash Income c. Gross Farm Revenue (a - b) Expenses Cash Expenses (IRS Sched. F) Expense Adjustments (paid in advance) Beginning Ending Car and truck expenses Investment in growing crops (Sched. C) Chemicals Commercial feed on hand (Sched. D) Conservation expenses Prepaid expenses (Sched. E) Custom hire Supplies on hand (Sched. G) Employee benefits Feed purchased Subtotal of adjustments e. Net adjustment (beginning - ending) Fertilizer and lime Expense Adjustments (due) Beginning Ending Freight, trucking Accounts payable (Sched. O) Gasoline, fuel, oil Farm taxes due (Sched. P) Insurance Accrued interest (Sched. Q, R) Interest paid Labor hired Pension and profit-share plans Subtotal of adjustments f. Net adjustment (ending - beginning) Rent or lease payments g. Depreciation (Sched. K, L) Repairs, maintenance h. Gross Farm Expenses (d + e + f + g) Seeds, plants Storage, warehousing i. Net Farm Income From Operations (c - h) Supplies purchased Taxes (farm) j. Sales of farmland (Sched. M, col. d) Utilities k. value of land sold (Sch. M, col. b) Vet. fees, medicine, breeding l. Capital gains or losses (j - k) Other cash expenses Livestock purchased m. Net Farm Income (accrual) (i + l) d. Cash Expenses Net Farm Income (cash) (a - d) of Farm Production (c - feed purchased - livestock purchased)

Page 4 Statement of Cash Flows Farm Financial Statements Name Year Cash farm income and expenses (operating) cash income (line a, net farm income statement) cash expenses (line d, net farm income statement) Cash In Cash Out Capital assets (investing) Sales of capital assets (Sched. K, col. c., L, col. c., M, col. d.) of purchases and trades (Sched. K, col. b., L, col. b., M, col. c.) Loans (financing) New loans received Principal paid on loans Nonfarm (withdrawals) Nonfarm income invested in the farm business Cash withdrawn from the farm for family living, taxes, savings, etc. Cash on hand (farm checking and savings accounts) Beginning of year (Sched. A) End of year (Sched. A) of cash in and cash out* *If all cash transactions are included correctly, the totals for the two columns will be approximately equal. Statement of Owner Equity Name Year a. Farm net worth, beginning of year (Line g, beginning net worth statement) b. Change in market value of capital assets (net of depreciation) (Line i, ending net worth statement, market value minus cost value ) c. Net farm income (accrual) (Line m, net farm income statement) d. Net nonfarm withdrawals: nonfarm income invested in farm (statement of cash flows) minus cash withdrawn from farm (statement of cash flows) e. Calculated change in net worth (b + c + d) f. Farm net worth, end of year (Line g, ending net worth statement) g. Actual change in net worth (f - a) same value for cost and market same value for cost and market h. Percent of net farm income retained ((c + d) / c) % i. value net worth (earned) as % of market value net worth (cost line f / market line f) %

Farm Financial Statements Page 5 Farm Financial Statements - Supporting Schedules Schedule A. Checking and Savings Accounts (include farm-related checking, savings, hedging accounts) Balance Schedule B. Crops Held for Sale or Feed Quantity Unit Price Net value of crops futures and options contracts Schedule C. Investment in Growing Crops Acres $/acre Schedule D. Commercial Feed on Hand /Species Quantity Unit Price Schedule E. Prepaid Expenses Quantity Unit Price

Page 6 Farm Financial Statements Schedule F. Livestock Number Average Weight (lbs.) Weight (lbs.) Price per Pound (c x d) Net value of livestock futures and options contracts Schedule G. Supplies on Hand Quantity Unit Price Schedule H. Accounts Receivable Schedule I. Unpaid Cooperative Distributions value from previous year of distributions earned this year of distributions paid in cash this year value this year (a + b - c)

Farm Financial Statements Page 7 Schedule J. Breeding Livestock Number Price per Head Schedule K. Machinery and Equipment Annual depreciation rate = %* (items can be aggregated) Previous of Purchases and Trades Income from Sales Depreciation* (% rate x (a+b-c)) New (a+b-c-d) (estimate) * Depreciation rate of 10% suggested. Schedule L. Buildings and Improvements Annual depreciation rate = %* (items can be aggregated) Previous of Purchases and Trades Income from Sales Depreciation* (% rate x (a+b-c)) New (a+b-c-d) (estimate) * Depreciation rate of 5% suggested. Schedule M. Farmland Number of Acres Previous of New Purchases Revenue from Land Sold (e) New * (b + c) (f) per Acre (estimate) (a x f) * Zero if land has been sold.

Page 8 Farm Financial Statements Schedule N. Securities and Certificates (farm-related stocks, CDs, bonds, etc.) Schedule O. Accounts Payable Schedule P. Farm Taxes Due Schedule Q. Current Notes and Credit Lines Source and Purpose Interest Rate Days since loan rcd. or last payment made Balance Owed Accrued Interest ( a x b x c ) 365 Schedule R. Fixed Notes and Contracts Source and Purpose Interest Rate Days since loan rcd. or last payment made Balance Owed Principal due, next 12 mos. Principal due beyond 12 mos. (c - d) Accrued Interest ( a x b x c ) 365