Actually sent us a couple dollars in 2009 due to crazy fertilizer prices. After changes in 2010 or so, we stayed out. No chance of one cent since.
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Originally posted by wiseguyGood luck to those that participate in the program !If I had good luck I wound not participate in the program. I was going to leave it until I saw the long range forecast. Sent the check already and hope not to collect just got bad feeling that these high grain prices will be offset by shitty crops. And if its shitty crops across western Canada cattle will tank and I will get it from both ends. A couple more years and I will tell everybody to STICK their programs. P.S. A little on edge was doing books lastnight.
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Without getting into too many details, I have been out of the program since about 2012 until last year. I have a july yearend which allows me to kind of have a better idea on a payout before paying the annual premium.
2019 for us was a horrible year. I had experienced a couple dry ones in a row and felt brave enough to drop my crop insurance to 70% from 80%. When i did a look at the numbers, I realized that if I had stayed at 80% coverage, I really had almost zero chance of collecting under the old rules. This will change quite abit if the new rules are adopted as proposed by Bibeau.
I have a unique setup where I use a smaller firm to do my annual tax returns, but use the firm you mentioned for estate planning and major tax planning moves. I think you are at the stage of your career where it makes sense to use them. They see so many different scenarios and have spent the time to think through different strategies that a smaller accountant doesn't do or have time to do.
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I don't know why I comment on this topic...Just scrap the whole phucking program...Its garbage based on 5 years with an Olympic average ...
Meanwhile, its direct payment in the states and the current total is approaching 100 billion CDN...in the last 4 years.
The message should be ....give farmers a better program that is equivalent to our competitors and our contribution to both the environment and the economy...a few thousand here and there isn't cutting it when fuel goes up 30 cents and fertilizer is up 50 percent..
It might not affect guys this year but what about down the road when grain prices drop ...and they will long before inputs go down.
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believe me, it's better to give money to an accountant than to make a huge number of mistakes in finance
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Originally posted by Richard5I would say if you are not with the aforementioned firm you may as well drop out as you have no idea what payment you were supposed to get or what payment amount you didn't get.
There seems to be an awful taste and tone from certain farmers that just want something simple and free. With cash basis filing methods for farmers, shit records, horse trading and who knows what else, how do you every design a program that is fair unless you approach it similar to what AgriStability is attempting to do.
Yes the program had changes in the past making it less attractive but for the most part, most areas have not seen a true production/gross margin drop in income.
I think the complainers of the current program don't have a clue what gross margin is either.
Wipeouts and no one no one has gotten anything
Except one I know that had to pay it back after
Values changed 8 months after the forms were
Filled out.
It’s a *** joke a scam. But I keep hearing
The administers office fills out some form s
For some farmers if I got the drift right.
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