Simplify your land's taxes
Your parcel, your programs, your estimate — in one place.
Keep more of it
The deduction most landowners miss.
Your soil's residual fertility has real value — we estimate it, then document it.
Claim every deduction
Section 180 can be worth $750–$2,000 per acre — most landowners have never heard of it.
Prove it on paper
Soil testing, certified reporting, and a CPA-ready document — not a back-of-napkin number.
Estimated in seconds,
documented for your CPA
Five questions, one estimate.
Free, and there's no obligation to file.
Step 1
Pick your property
Choose a claimed parcel, or just answer for the land you have in mind.
Step 2
Answer five questions
How you acquired it, what you paid per acre, and how it's used. Two minutes.
Step 3
Get your estimate
Your deduction range instantly — with a CPA-ready report when your property qualifies.
Read your estimate
before you file
Every estimate arrives with the numbers behind it — and the report to back them up.
Your estimate comes back in seconds:
Every program your land qualifies for
Section 180 is the start. Your estimate accounts for the programs around it, too.
Straight answers
Is the estimate really free?
Yes. Answer five questions about your property and see your estimated deduction range in seconds — no obligation.
What is the Section 180 deduction?
The Excess Residual Fertility Deduction lets you deduct the value of fertilizer nutrients already in your soil when you acquired the land — typically $750–$2,000 per acre.
Does my land qualify?
The check covers how you acquired the land, what you paid, and how it's used — crop, grazing, timber, or mixed. You'll know in seconds.
What do I get at the end?
An estimated deduction range and, when your property qualifies, a CPA-ready report documenting the deduction.
Does this replace my CPA?
No — we document everything so your CPA can file with confidence.
