कुनै पनि शुरुवात गर्ने किसान वा पशुपालकलाई कुनै पनि व्यवसाय सुरु गर्दाको सबैभन्दा ठूलो चुनौतीको बारेमा सोध्नुहोस्, र सबैभन्दा सामान्य जवाफ भनेको जग्गा र सञ्चालन सम्पत्तिहरूमा पहुँच हो।
A program aimed at helping new producers get a head start, while giving back to farmers and ranchers ready to pass on assets, may be able to help.
Through Nebraska’s Beginning Farmer Tax Credit Act, administered as part of the NextGen program, asset owners can earn state income tax credit each year, for three years, when they rent land or agriculture assets to approved beginning farmers.
कर क्रेडिटको रकम भाडा सम्झौताको सर्तहरूमा निर्भर गर्दछ, या त तीन वर्षको लागि प्रत्येक वर्ष नगद भाडाको १० प्रतिशत क्रेडिट वा तीन वर्षको लागि प्रत्येक वर्ष शेयर बाली भाडाको मूल्यको १५ प्रतिशत क्रेडिट वा गाई/बाछोको शेयर भाडा। तीन वर्षको न्यूनतम भाडा आवश्यक छ।
In addition, a qualified beginning farmer is eligible for a separate personal property tax exemption, up to $100,000, for personal property used in production agriculture.
By proactively bringing them together with retiring farmers, NextGen has given beginning farmers and ranchers across the state the tools they need to level the playing field. For many it’s also afforded them the opportunity to return home to assist in the expansion of family operations. In return, among those recently surveyed, 100% said they would recommend NextGen.
Applications for the program and credit are due Nov. 1. For more information, visit nextgen.nebraska.gov मा जानुहोस्।.
Feature photo by Kate Hansen
