I have a professional accountant for that. In fact, since the farm has become an LLC and we write everything off, we have not paid any extra Federal, state or local taxes and we usually get a healthy refund on what we do pay. Like purchasing new equipment ( tend to turn used equipment and replace with new, at least one piece every year (minus the tractors because I will never buy a T4 final tractor but that is another subject), but implement wise I turn them yearly for new and take the oldest first. One thing I don't get concerned with is the finance interest rate because the interest paid is a 100% write off plus I'm depreciating the equipment as well.. Once it's fully depreciated it's usually time to upgrade.... and I do just that. This year was a new 45K round bailer and the 8 year old one went down the road as a trade in. Been dealing with the same accountant and his financial firm for over 30 years now and the also manage my retirement accounts and there is a good solid and well invested 6 figures in them. I have so much that I could never spend it all, well, I probably could but I'm more frugal than that. It's my hunt money. Every year I go on an outfitted hunt somewhere, could be here or could be in a foreign country, whatever my hunting partners want to do. We are all basically in the same situation finance wise and they also farm