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Schedule F (Form 1040) is the IRS form farmers use to report income and expenses from operating a farm, with the net profit or loss carried to their Form 1040.
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Sole proprietors who operate a farm as a business — raising livestock, growing crops, or producing other agricultural goods for profit — use Schedule F to report that farm's income and deductible expenses. It attaches to your Form 1040.
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