R&D tax credit and residual fertility studies for farmers, landowners, and agricultural businesses.
The expertiseCPAs & agronomists
The foundationYour records & evidence
The relationshipAlongside your tax preparer
Start with the situation that fits your business. We’ll help determine whether the facts support a study.
01 / AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENTDeveloping a product or improving a process?
We evaluate agricultural development activities, experimentation, and related expenses to determine what may support a credit.
The work performed · Technical uncertainty · Supporting records
02 / FARMLAND ACQUISITIONSRecently acquired farmland?
We review acquisition facts and fertilizer history to evaluate potential tax treatment of unexhausted fertilizer acquired with the ground.
Purchase records · Field history · Soil information
Eligibility, amounts, and timing depend on your circumstances and the evidence available.
Agronomic knowledge and tax expertise, working together on the same study.
Our CPAs and agronomists connect what happened in your operation with the requirements and documentation behind the analysis.
Responsibilities, engagement terms, and payment arrangements agreed before work begins.
Quantities and amounts tied to production records, expense support, and documented methods.
A reviewed study, supporting schedules, and filing support for the advisor you already work with.
We explain whether a study appears worthwhile before you commit to the work.
We get to know your operation, potential projects, and available records, then explain whether a study appears worthwhile.
We gather project details, production records, and expense support from the systems and files you already use.
Our CPAs and agronomists evaluate the evidence, requirements, and calculations, with a source behind every number.
After technical review, we deliver the study, supporting schedules, and filing support to your tax preparer.
We work with CPA firms, agricultural retailers, sampling partners, and lenders to help clients evaluate potential opportunities.
Explore a partnershipA trial or land purchase starts the conversation. The evidence determines the next step.
It depends on the work performed, available records, and the facts of any land acquisition. The initial review helps determine whether the evidence supports moving forward with a study.
Not automatically. The purpose of the work, technical uncertainty, experimentation, related expenses, and supporting evidence all matter.
No. Acquisition facts, fertilizer history, and available records determine whether a supportable deduction or cost-recovery treatment may be available.
No. Modern Ag Solutions prepares the analysis and documentation and provides filing support. Your existing tax preparer stays in that role.
Share a few details about your work or land acquisition. We’ll help you understand whether a study is worth pursuing.
A brief description is enough to start. You don’t need to gather detailed tax documents first.