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50 NEBRASKA CATTLEMAN February 2024 INTERESTED IN SAVING BIG ON TAXES? If you have taken title to agricultural land since 1990, you may qualify for soil nutrient deductions in excess of $1,300 per acre! Section 180 of the tax code has been around since 1960 and almost no one knows about it or uses it. This tax code allows you to deduct residual fertilizer in the soil when you acquire land. At Boa Safra, we have a team that works on Soil Fertility Load reports daily, and we work with landowners like you across the country. WHY BOA SAFRA Boa Safra Ag currently operates in 44+ and has helped owners take advantage of soil deductions on close to 500,000 acres. The company has been vetted by national CPA firms, farm management groups, brokers, and lenders, and is ready to assist you. CONTACT US Boasafraag.com | contact@boasafraag.com | 515-310-1199 for a free estimate on your property & potential savings HOW THIS WORKS Since 1960, the federal tax code allows owners of agricultural land to deduct residual and excess soil nutrients present on your land at the time of purchase just like fencing, irrigation equipment, or other structures. “I had never heard about Boa Safra, soil fertility load analysis or Section 180. The team walked me through the program, answered all my questions and as a result, I was able to utilize a $220,000 deduction. Real money for my operation.” - Jon H., Kansas “I have been farming for a long time, and it was hard for me to understand this process, I thought if itwas real, I would have already known about it. The truth is it’s real, it works, and the Boa Safra team is very professional. The whole process was easy and 100% turnkey. My only regret is not doing this sooner.“ - Paul T., Iowa “I found the Boa Safra team to be very informative, responsive, and well-versed regarding soil fertility load analysis which is the key to section 180. I decided to go with them. I saved over $400,000 off my tax bill.“ - Luke M., Michigan

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