Managing and Passing On Your Family Forest
Fourth Biennial Forest Taxation and Estate Planning Conference 2005
January 26 & 27, 2005
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Wednesday Agenda, January 26, 2004
Morning Session
Larry Bishop, Forest Management and Taxation Specialist, USDA Forest Service
John Greene, Research Economist, USDA Forest Service
Neal Bungard, Forest Legacy Specialist, USDA Forest Service, Northeastern Area State and Private Forestry
Cost-share & Conservation Payments
Neal Bungard, Forest Legacy Specialist, USDA Forest Service, Northeastern Area State and Private Forestry
Passive-loss Rules
Larry Bishop, Forest Management and Taxation Specialist, USDA Forest Service
Operating Expenses & Carrying Charges
Larry Bishop, Forest Management and Taxation Specialist, USDA Forest Service
Timber Sales & Income
John Greene, Research Economist, USDA Forest Service
Depreciation & Section 179 Deduction
Larry Bishop, Forest Management and Taxation Specialist, USDA Forest Service
Involuntary Conversions
John Greene, Research Economist, USDA Forest Service
Christmas Trees
Larry Bishop, Forest Management and Taxation Specialist, USDA Forest Service
Lloyd Casey, Principal Forester, Casey's Forestry Concepts
Estate Planning Tools
John Greene, Research Economist, USDA Forest Service
Economic Advantages of Estate Planning
Larry Bishop, Forest Management and Taxation Specialist, USDA Forest Service