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20 January 2023

Destroying Charitable Conservation Easements Is Not Within Congressional Intent

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Nancy's article, Destroying Charitable Conservation Easements Is Not Within Congressional Intent, updates the state of the law regarding the much-maligned charitable conservation easements.
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Bloomberg Tax recently published an article written by Shulman Rogers' Tax attorney, Nancy O. Kuhn in its January 2023 Tax Management – Estates, Gifts and Trusts Journal.

Nancy's article, Destroying Charitable Conservation Easements Is Not Within Congressional Intent, updates the state of the law regarding the much-maligned charitable conservation easements. Recent developments are not in keeping with legislative intent to protect our environment. Instead, it is Nancy's opinion that more attention should be paid to valuation of easements and whether the easement actually protects the environment. Instead, the Internal Revenue Service has focused on completely invalidating the easements and disallowing 100% of taxpayers' charitable deductions due to legal technicalities. The IRS and most Federal courts are directly impeding the legislative purpose of section 170(h) and discouraging the protection of our environment.

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ARTICLE
20 January 2023

Destroying Charitable Conservation Easements Is Not Within Congressional Intent

United States Tax
Contributor
Shulman Rogers is a full-service law firm with its principal office located in Potomac, Maryland and branch offices in Tysons Corner, Virginia, Alexandria, Virginia and Washington, D.C. Today, with 110+ attorneys, 30 legal assistants and more than 50 other staff and support personnel, the firm is organized into five general operating departments: real estate, business & financial services, litigation, medical malpractice/personal injury and trusts & estates.
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