Under our current tax law, a deduction is allowed for contributions of a qualified conservation easement to a qualified organization. The goal of my colleagues' amendments are well taken and deserve this Nation's serious consideration. I will work with you in conference on these worthy goals because I share your commitment to saving endangered species, and using incentives to accomplish this goal.
Michael Roth: “Under our current tax law, a deduction is allowed for contributions of a qualified conservation easement to a qualified…”
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Discussing tax law related to conservation easements and endangered species.
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