Minnesota's 1982-83 forest property tax structure: a review and evaluation ( Montana).

Mike Kilgore; Paul V Ellefson; R. A. Skok

Minnesota's 1982-83 forest property tax structure: a review and evaluation ( Montana).

Mike Kilgore, Paul V Ellefson, R. A. Skok

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Property tax relief for Minnesota's privately owned forest land is granted via three major policies. Less than 27% of private forest land is subject to forest property tax provisions. 3e Timberland Classification has been the forest tax law most widely used in recent years. As currently structured, the influence of property tax incentives on timber production may be limited.-Authors

Original language	English (US)
Journal	Minnesota Forestry Research Notes
Volume	287
State	Published - Jan 1 1984

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