Conservation easements can result in significant charitable deductions for real estate owners and investors. But can an owner or investor retain rights to the property and still get the charitable deduction? The courts continue to define when this is possible. The Pine Mountain Preserve LLLP v. Commissioner, 151 T.C. 14, case is the latest case… Continue reading Retaining Rights With a Charitable Conservation Easement
Category: Conservation Easement
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Conservation easements are specifically allowed by our tax laws. If structured properly, they can produce significant tax savings.
If they are not structured properly, they can lead to significant IRS disputes. The IRS has taken a hard stance towards syndicated conservation easements. As such, they expect exacting compliance with the rules.
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Conservation Easement Denied for Private Golf Course
Tax benefits can cause investors to put money were they otherwise would not. The conservation easement is one example. Conservation easements reward investors with charitable contribution tax deductions for putting money into projects that conserve real property. The charitable deductions can be very large in relation to the amount invested. The recent Champions Retreat Golf Founders,… Continue reading Conservation Easement Denied for Private Golf Course