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4. SPECIFIC CONSIDERATIONS FOR LAND EASEMENTS. Land easements (also commonly referred to as rights of way) represent the right to use, access, or cross another entity's land for a specified purpose.
Easements are typically inexhaustible in nature and therefore would not be amortized.
Conservation easements facilitate other conservation tools Federal law allows an annual exclusion from the gift tax. In 2022 the exclusion amount is $16,000 per donor per donee. By reducing the value of land, a conservation easement allows more land to pass, tax free, to the next generation.
Under ASC 842, Leases, ground leases will be capitalized to the balance sheet through a ?right-of-use asset? and lease obligation. The initial recognition and subsequent measurement will depend on the lease classification.
Grants or sales of limited easements are usually not treated as taxable sales of property. Instead, amounts received from such transfers are subtracted from the basis of the property. Any amounts received in excess of basis are treated as taxable gain.