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Card 736 of 9832026-09-12 issue

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Section Line Ag Turns Soil Fertility Into a Tax Filing

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A farmland tax service measures residual soil fertility and prepares a signed valuation for a CPA to use in a claimed Section 180 deduction.

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The public calculator asks for acreage, ground type, purchase year, state, optional price per acre, and tax bracket, then displays deduction, tax-savings, fee, and return-on-fee fields. The page says its study costs about $40 per acre and that purchases before 2023 may face a three-year amendment limit. Its methodology is tied to John McGillicuddy, identified as a Certified Crop Adviser with 47 years in Midwest soils; the site says he signs each valuation.

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