[Iesaf_panorama] SAF Palouse/Snake Chapter - Forestland Financial Seminar

[Terry Shaw]

             Forestland Valuation Methods, Federal 
and State Taxes, and Financial Decision Making Seminar 
             for Forestland Owners and Managers

         Sponsored by the Palouse-Snake River Chapter         
              of the Society of American Foresters
                           February 26, 2005

Room 10, College of Natural Resources Building, 
University of Idaho 

Presenters: 

Rod Brevig – Idaho State Tax Commission
Charley McKetta – Forest Econ Inc.
Jay O’Laughlin – U of I, CNR, Policy Analysis Group
Bill Schlosser – Northwest Management, Inc.

Program:Registration – 8am to 8:30am

8:30 – 9:45  Jay O’ Laughlin
“Forest Site Productivity as a 
Basis for Forest Property Taxation”

Break			Refreshments Served

10:00 – 12:00 Rod Brevig and Bill Schlosser
“Forest Taxation in Idaho” 

Lunch			On Your Own!

1:00 – 1:30	Charley McKetta
 “New Federal Timber Taxes: How a Forest 
 Industry Boon Screws the Non-Industrial 
 Private Forests”
  
1:30 – 2:30	Bill Schlosser
“Forestland Taxes for  the Forestland Owner 
 - The Messy  Paperwork Stuff”

Break Refreshments Served

2:45 – 3:45	Charley McKetta
“Yeah, Taxes Change Silviculture, but 
Forest Owners CAN Affect Taxes”

This class qualifies for 5.5 CFE credits, Category 1.  Cost 
is $20 for registrants who sign up before February 20, and 
$25 for registrants after February 20 or who sign up at the 
door. Cost for students is $10.  

For more information contact:
Tera Duman at duman@consulting-foresters.com or 208-
883-4488 
or 
Terry Shaw at tshaw@uidaho.edu or 208-885-7452