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Contact CLHbidMy farm is owned by my corporation. How can CLHbid.com’s tax expert’s help me to maximize my sale price?
Last updated on April 11, 2025
With our deep agricultural roots and in-house team that includes legal professionals and CPAs who specialize in farmland taxation, we understand the intricacies of selling land held within a corporation. Our tax experts work directly with you and your trusted advisors to develop a strategy that aims to maximize your net return after taxes, which is just as important as achieving a high sale price.
This includes exploring opportunities such as leveraging the lifetime capital gains exemption available to individuals holding shares of a family farm corporation through careful planning. By working with our knowledgeable team, you can ensure that your corporate land sale is structured in a tax-efficient manner, ultimately putting more money in your pocket.
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Why shouldn't I just rely on a traditional appraisal to set the selling price for my farm or ranch land?
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Does a Right of First Refusal (ROFR) cost me money?
A Right of First Refusal (ROFR), while historically useful, now destroys competitive bidding and is often used by tenants to buy land for significantly below market value. CLHbid.com’s open process eliminates the need for a ROFR and ensures the seller achieves true, maximized value.
Why does a low starting bid maximize my final sale price?
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