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GAAP Update: New Lease Standards will Affect Banks

By Pinion Editorial | December 19, 2018

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Understanding the Impact on Balance Sheets & Borrowers You’ve probably already heard that FASB has updated the new lease standards, but what does the new standard mean for a bank? The effective date for non-public entities is December 15, 2019 (i.e., January 1, 2020). Early adoption is permitted. Banks will …

What You Need to Know About Second MFP Payment

By Pinion Editorial | December 18, 2018

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Following the authorization of the second MFP payments, here are a few key points that growers should keep top of mind for operational and financial planning: As line of credit renewals are generally discussed with lenders now or within the next few months, producers should provide MFP documentation to the …

How to Combat Ag’s Downward Trends

By Pinion Editorial | December 13, 2018

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Weak commodity prices and an international trade war have inflicted pain on American agriculture – at a time when U.S. farmers, ranchers and agribusinesses can least afford it. It may be hard to combat global economic trends, but you can shore up your operation’s finances. Follow these guidelines to help …

Your Land. Your Terms. Your Profits.

By Pinion Editorial | December 7, 2018

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Your land is the foundation on which you – and your family – have built your legacy. And what you hope will become your children’s and grandchildren’s legacy. For many, it has been in the family for decades, if not more than a century. It is no wonder why the …

8 Ways to Prep your Farm Business for 2019

By Pinion Editorial | December 6, 2018

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The end of the year is a smart time to prepare your farm business for the coming year. Crops have been harvested and stored. You’re wrapping up this year’s obligations. Cold, snow or rain may keep you indoors where there’s plenty to do. Take advantage of the coming weeks to …

Major Midwest Expansion Ahead for K·Coe Isom

By Pinion Editorial | December 1, 2018

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K·Coe Isom is expanding deeper into the Midwest with its announcement of a new office location in Indianapolis, Indiana. The move makes room for further growth and answers the pressing resource needs of Indiana’s food and agriculture businesses. A national leader in food and agriculture consulting and CPA services, K·Coe …

What to Expect from Your Accountant this Tax Year

By Pinion Editorial | November 28, 2018

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Many farmers and ranchers stand to benefit from tax law changes brought about by 2017’s Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). Numerous changes have been made in the areas of accounting rules and depreciation. Here are some of those changes, along with details about how they may impact planning for …

A Lesson in Technician Loyalty

By Pinion Editorial | November 20, 2018

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With the skilled labor shortage among the biggest ongoing challenges for many industries, businesses are sharpening their focus on key retention strategies that will keep workers engaged and loyal. And experts wholeheartedly agree – retention is core to the growth of businesses. “For equipment dealerships in particular, we have seen …

Pinion Insights: Posts authored by

Pinion Editorial

GAAP Update: New Lease Standards will Affect Banks

What You Need to Know About Second MFP Payment

How to Combat Ag’s Downward Trends

Your Land. Your Terms. Your Profits.

8 Ways to Prep your Farm Business for 2019

Major Midwest Expansion Ahead for K·Coe Isom

What to Expect from Your Accountant this Tax Year

A Lesson in Technician Loyalty

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