Although relatively less use has been made of special use valuation of land in recent years, the heavier use of the valuation option in the late 1970s and early 1980s can still lead to recapture. For deaths before 1982, the potential recapture period is 15 years after the death of the decedent; full recapture occurs within the first ten years with a phaseout between 10 and 15 years. For deaths after 1981, the recapture period has been reduced to 10 years after the decedent\u27s death (or 10- years after the commencement of qualified use under the two year grace period). The key question is what events can lead to recapture
The lower income tax basis from electing special use valuation1 has always been an important conside...
As has been reported since the 1997 enactment of the family-owned business deduction and the substan...
Traditionally, a substantial amount of farm property is transferred within the family. A major issue...
The rule has been well settled since publication of the qualified use regulations in 1980 that lan...
A New Jersey federal district court decision, Estate of Gibbs v. United States, as the first litigat...
At the time of enactment of special use valuation in 1976,1 no mention was made of the possibility o...
Where special use valuation has been elected, a question since publication of regulations in 1980 ha...
The law on cash rent leasing of farmland subject to special use valuation has been clear for nearly ...
The statute creating special use valuation for real property as enacted in 1976 effective in 19771 d...
On November 18, 2011, the Department of the Treasury issued proposed regulations1 withdrawing the pr...
The increased use of like-kind exchanges1 with real estate in recent years, coupled with the long-st...
Since publication of the initial regulations, the Internal Revenue Service has maintained that real ...
One of the more contentious issues in tax law in recent years has been the qualified use test for pu...
A dispute between the Internal Revenue Service and an estate in 1988 that first raised the question ...
The rapidly escalating values of farmland1 (and some ranchland) in recent years has raised the quest...
The lower income tax basis from electing special use valuation1 has always been an important conside...
As has been reported since the 1997 enactment of the family-owned business deduction and the substan...
Traditionally, a substantial amount of farm property is transferred within the family. A major issue...
The rule has been well settled since publication of the qualified use regulations in 1980 that lan...
A New Jersey federal district court decision, Estate of Gibbs v. United States, as the first litigat...
At the time of enactment of special use valuation in 1976,1 no mention was made of the possibility o...
Where special use valuation has been elected, a question since publication of regulations in 1980 ha...
The law on cash rent leasing of farmland subject to special use valuation has been clear for nearly ...
The statute creating special use valuation for real property as enacted in 1976 effective in 19771 d...
On November 18, 2011, the Department of the Treasury issued proposed regulations1 withdrawing the pr...
The increased use of like-kind exchanges1 with real estate in recent years, coupled with the long-st...
Since publication of the initial regulations, the Internal Revenue Service has maintained that real ...
One of the more contentious issues in tax law in recent years has been the qualified use test for pu...
A dispute between the Internal Revenue Service and an estate in 1988 that first raised the question ...
The rapidly escalating values of farmland1 (and some ranchland) in recent years has raised the quest...
The lower income tax basis from electing special use valuation1 has always been an important conside...
As has been reported since the 1997 enactment of the family-owned business deduction and the substan...
Traditionally, a substantial amount of farm property is transferred within the family. A major issue...