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Residual Fertility: Section 180
Bought farmland, rangeland, or timberland in the last 10 years? You might qualify for a powerful—but often overlooked—tax break. IRS Section 180 lets you deduct residual soil nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium as assets.
Residual Fertility deductions like Section 180 are part of the US tax code that can allow (pending qualification) landowners to deduct the value of residual fertilizer and soil nutrients in farmland as a conservation expense, potentially saving thousands on taxes.
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