This bill would set up a settlement program for disputes about syndicated conservation easements. It would also change the Internal Revenue Code to clarify what Congress intended about those easements. The bill was introduced in the House by Representative Jack Bergman and was referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means. No publicly available information on the bill text or detailed provisions is included in the provided material.
The bill affects matters involving syndicated conservation easements and how they are treated under federal tax rules. If you are a landowner, investor, or tax professional who deals with syndicated conservation easements, this bill could be relevant. No publicly available information gives specifics about who would qualify for the settlement program or how disputes would be resolved.
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