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Tax changes<br />
they must report the amount of the advance recovery rebate credit<br />
payment they received. If they did not receive the full amount<br />
to which they were entitled, they can receive the difference as a<br />
refund on their return. If they received more than they were entitled<br />
to receive, they are not required to repay the difference. These<br />
differences may arise because the IRS based the advance payment<br />
upon 2020 information, but the actual credit is calculated based<br />
upon <strong>2021</strong> information. For example, if a single farmer had $60,000<br />
of income in 2020, the IRS would have sent that farmer a $1,400<br />
payment in early <strong>2021</strong>. If that farmer turns out to have income of<br />
$80,000 on his <strong>2021</strong> return, he is not eligible for the recovery rebate<br />
credit because his income is too high. Even so, the law does not<br />
require the farmer to repay the difference.<br />
Increased Premium Tax Credits for Insurance<br />
Purchased on the Marketplace<br />
The Rescue Plan also significantly enhanced the availability of<br />
the Affordable Care Act’s premium tax credit (PTC) for <strong>2021</strong> and<br />
2022. This credit was designed to make healthcare acquired on the<br />
ACA’s Health Insurance Marketplace more affordable. Because<br />
many farmers and ranchers are self-employed or owners of small<br />
partnerships or corporations for which insurance plans may be costly,<br />
they may benefit from purchasing insurance on the marketplace.<br />
The ACA created the refundable PTC for those taxpayers purchasing<br />
insurance on the ACA Marketplace with household income<br />
generally between 100% and 400% of the federal poverty level. To<br />
qualify for the benefit, the taxpayer may not be eligible for affordable<br />
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