Though many land trusts have extensive knowledge of the tax rules and requirements, they cannot provide specific legal and financial advice to landowners nor prepare tax return documents on their behalf. Instead, says McIntyre “It is critical that we provide educational opportunities and support to the advisors who work on behalf of landowners and are accountable for the preparation of these documents. Every landowner’s situation is unique and they must be able to rely on well-informed, competent advisors. We need to help create an environment where that occurs.”
Trying Times: Conservation Easements and Federal Tax Law 2022
Introducing Our Newest Trustees
Treating Emerald Ash Borer at Up on the Hill
A Part of the Whole at Bear Pond Natural Area
Renewal of UVLT’s National Land Trust Accreditation: Comment Period Now Open
On the Trail
Remembering Harvey Hill
A Celebration of Land Conservation
In the Dirt at the Brookmead Garden
Old is New, On the River