PILOT PRELIMINARY WORKFLOW

Texas
property screening.

Texas is available in the current pilot preliminary workflow. Ash & Acre focuses the first review on the agricultural property and potential federal residual-fertility opportunity; entity-specific state and business-tax effects require separate professional tax review.

HOW WE APPROACH TEXAS

Preliminary first.
Evidence before conclusions.

01

Use agricultural history, not hype

A preliminary result begins with acquired acres, prior use, and fertilizer history. Native or unfertilized ground should not be assigned value without support.

02

Keep the first review focused

The first review stays focused on the agricultural facts, nutrient evidence, acquisition support, and the issues that materially affect the property. Entity-specific tax questions stay with the client’s tax professional.

03

Move to professional evidence

Parcel-specific agronomic support and independent tax review are required before a client treats a preliminary result as a filing position.

WHAT “AVAILABLE” MEANS

We can start the work.
We are not promising the answer.

Ash & Acre can accept Texas properties into the current preliminary screening process. Availability does not mean the software has approved a deduction, certified a nutrient quantity, decided basis allocation, or determined a final tax return position.

The stronger the decision, the stronger the evidence should become.

TEXAS PROPERTY?

Bring us what you know.

Approximate acquired acres, acquisition timing, historical agricultural use, irrigation, fertilizer history, and any seller or field records are enough to start a preliminary conversation.