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Wisconsin Farmland Preservation Tax Credits
A landowner may be eligible to claim a farmland preservation tax credit through land located in a farmland preservation zoning district, land located in an effective farmland preservation agreement or easement purchased under s. 93.73, Wis. Stats., or lands located in both a certified farmland preservation zoning district and effective farmland preservation agreement.
Eligibility
The following requirements must be met to claim the farmland preservation tax credit:
1. The landowner must have been the owner of the farmland for the year in which the credit is claimed of lands located in a certified farmland preservation zoning district, enrolled in an effective farmland preservation agreement or both. The landowner need not be the farm operator and may rent the land to a farmer.
2. The landowner must have been a resident of Wisconsin for the entire taxable year.
3. The landowner may not have claimed homestead credit or veterans and surviving spouses property tax credit for that year.
4. The farm must meet applicable state soil and water conservation standards.
5. The land produced $6,000 in gross farm revenue in the preceding year or $18,000 in gross farm revenue during the preceding three years.
Most landowners should claim the farmland preservation tax credit using schedule FC-A.
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