1 CE - Deconstruction Tax Deductions: Environmentally Friendly Tax Policy

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This 1 hour CE class teaches commercial and residential Real Estate Agents the differences between deconstruction and demolition of old buildings. Commercial buyers who plan to remodel, flip, or remove a structure can benefit financially from deconstruction through tax deductions. Realtors will learn the ins and outs of tax policy concerning deconstruction so that they can better advise their clients. In this new class from Rethos, agents will learn the differences between demolition and deconstruction, the finances of deconstruction, tax deduction appraisals, valuations of donated materials, valuation methodology, and all of the steps to find deconstruction and tax specialists to help remove and donate reusable materials.

Deconstruction does not only have financial implications but also is incredibly beneficial to the environment as it reduces construction waste from landfills. With new state and federal funding, and new waste ordinances, now is the time for Realtors to learn the financial implications of deconstruction.

Ticket transfer policy: If you are unable to attend a class but would like to transfer your registration to someone else, please email info@rethos.org with the contact info of the person who will be taking your spot in class. We’ll update our attendance list accordingly.

Tickets are $20 per Realtor. If you are interested in attending this course as a general lecture (not for credit), join us at no cost!

Refund policy: Please email info@rethos.org if you would like a refund on your purchased ticket and we will arrange to refund the cost of the class. Refunds are provided up to seven days prior to the class.

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This class is brought to you by Rethos: Places Reimagined. This program has been financed in part by the State of Minnesota from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund through the Minnesota Historical Society.