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He Borrowed Against the Corn Instead of Selling It. One Tax Election Made the Loan Part of the Farm Income Social Security Counts.
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A grain farmer pledges his corn as collateral, keeps every bushel in the bin, and still watches that loan reshape his Social Security earnings. One obscure tax election connects the two in ways most farmers never see coming.
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