
Your Agri-Business Transition Plan: Position Your Agri-business for Success
Our webinar walks you through key considerations for effectively transitioning your agri-business
Hosted by MNP
Thanks for your interest in our agri-business transition planning webinar. Our presenters will provide invaluable insight and strategies, in a Q & A format, to help you effectively position your operation for success.
You’ll learn more on:
- Defining qualified farm property: Presented by Adam Vervoort
- How to effectively prepare for transition: Presented by Larry Batte
- The tax tips and traps surrounding transitioning: Presented by Scott Assman
- Insights on future planning for your agri-business: Presented by Bob Tosh
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