We grow wealth for those who grow America
Our Why
Most land buyers assume their CPA tells them every deduction that matters until they learn there’s one hardly anyone talks about.
IRS Section 180 is one of the few parts of the U.S. tax code written specifically for people who grow America.
Yet it’s rarely mentioned by CPAs, realtors, lenders, or advisors.
That silence costs real money, money that could stay in operations, secure another purchase, or build generational wealth.
Our mission is simple: make sure no ag-land buyer ever misses this opportunity again.
We kept meeting families and investors who had worked so hard on their new land, only to learn, too late, about IRS Section 180 and they had left money buried beneath the dirt. Gone forever.
For years, we kept hearing the same frustration:
“We’ve been farming for generations… why hasn’t my CPA ever mentioned this?”
That question, “why hasn’t anyone told us?” became our calling.
Because beneath every new ag land purchase and every soil sample lies something bigger than paperwork. It’s monetary proof of your hard work, value your soil already holds.
Section 180 simply gives that value a name.
So we built a company that does one thing, and does it right:
We help landowners turn dirt into deductions and document the value already in their soil before it’s gone.
No shortcuts. No gray areas. No gimmicks.
Just compliance, verified data, and a belief that your wealth should grow from honesty, not loopholes.
When we hand over a report, it’s not just numbers.
It’s recognition of stewardship, grit, and generations of work that built America’s fields.
And when one landowner understands Section 180, awareness spreads. Helping others capture the value they’ve earned too.
Wouldn’t it make sense for every landowner to know this before it’s too late to claim what’s theirs?
– Alec Bean and Karly Pavlinac
We Specialize in Section 180, Soil Tax Deductions
-Alec Bean C.C.A. Co-Owner of the Soil Tax Guys
Certified Crop Advisor affiliated with the American Society of Agronomy
IRS Section 180 Expert
-Karly Pavlinac Co-Owner of Soil Tax Guys
IRS Section 180 Expert
Timing Matters
IRS Section 180 must be claimed after closing, but before you apply fertilizer. Once you fertilize, the
deduction is gone forever.
That’s why smart land buyers check eligibility right after closing. And why you should too.
Don’t leave six and seven figure deductions buried in the soil.
