"The nation behaves well if it treats the natural resources as assets which it must turn over to the next generation increased; and not impaired in value." — Theodore Roosevelt, Osawatomie, Kansas, August 31, 1910
If you invested in a conservation easement or land donation program and have received a tax notice from past years, we might be able to help.
Despite Congress creating incentives to conserve land in 1976, 2006, 2015, and 2022 through the SECURE Act, the IRS has mounted a decade-long attack on taxpayers who leveraged these incentives through investment partnerships.
Introduction to NaturalVC
Understanding Your Situation
Members and partners in these partnerships are being assessed tax on conservation-related deductions that are being eliminated and are receiving substantial tax due notices from previous years.
Many partnerships have agreed to settle long-running tax disputes with the IRS instead of facing ongoing costs and exceedingly expensive Tax Court litigation where positive outcomes are rare for all types of disputes.
In addition to the tax, a penalty is added. Both of which accrue interest from April of the year the tax is now owed.
Although it's possible to pursue this on your own, the process is layered with complexities that can easily become overwhelming. As you'll see in the Taxpayer Roadmap from the IRS, the path is anything but simple.
We see a reasonable chance of a better outcome than the partnership settlements for individuals. We've built online tools and materials with a human-staffed support team to give you the best chance at relief.
While the partnership's options are exhausted, you as an individual taxpayer retain access to IRS administrative procedures.
Challenge penalties, request interest abatement, and potentially reduce your personal tax assessment.
The IRS must still properly assess and collect from you personally—numerous ordinary procedures remain available.
What We Offer
With our expertise, we help you and your CPA avoid costly missteps and move forward with confidence.
10+ years of resources and case materials, organized with the power of AI - built to assist you.
Tools designed to streamline your communication with legal counsel and tax professionals.
Specific frameworks for challenging interest assessments based on documented administrative delays.
Data-driven arguments to support reasonable cause claims for penalty reductions.
Access to our support team to help you navigate the platform and utilize its features effectively.
Tailored Solutions
Whether you're an individual investor, a tax professional, or an issuer, we provide the tools you need to navigate these challenges.
You shouldn't have to navigate complex IRS procedures alone. We provide a clear path forward.
Navigate the interest abatement and penalty waiver process with confidence.
Stay on top of critical dates and submission requirements.
Support your clients more effectively with specialized data and automated tools.
Access years of historical data to strengthen your client's administrative appeals.
Speed up the preparation of abatement requests and supporting documentation.
Specialized dashboard for managing multiple client requests simultaneously.
Register as a ProProvide a comprehensive solution for your entire investor base.
Bulk reporting and communication tools for managing large investor groups.
The Process
Detailed analysis of IRS delays and administrative issues specific to your partnership's history.
Pre-populated IRS forms and custom-drafted addendums for interest abatement and penalty relief.
A structured kit for your tax professional to help them submit your request with precision.
Common Questions
NaturalVC is an online platform that provides individual investors in conservation partnerships with the data, research, and documentation needed to pursue relief from the IRS. We focus on:
No. NaturalVC provides research, data, and administrative tools. We are a platform designed to assist you and your professional advisors. We highly recommend you review all generated documents with your CPA or attorney before submission.
Yes. Even if a partnership settles, you as an individual taxpayer often retain certain administrative rights. Our platform is specifically built to help individuals navigate these post-settlement or post-assessment scenarios.
Join the individual taxpayers who are taking a structured, data-driven approach to their IRS challenges.