Ontario woodlot owners with 4 hectares or more of forest
Check if your Ontario woodlot qualifies for the Managed Forest Tax Incentive Program and get notes for your plan approver. Free.
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How it works
What you get
The check is free. The paperwork after it is drafted at the Construction environmental protection plan door.
Modeled on: Ontario Managed Forest Tax Incentive Program requirements (ontario.ca)
From public data
of the municipal residential tax rate is what enrolled managed forest land is taxed at in Ontario
Source: Ontario Managed Forest Tax Incentive Program, ontario.ca
Draft a construction environmental protection plan for a Canadian site: fish habitat, species at risk, erosion, spills and timing. Free to read.
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Land with at least 4 hectares (9.88 acres) of forest on one roll number, owned by a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, a business, a trust or a conservation authority. The forest needs a minimum number of trees per hectare; residences and landscaped areas aren't eligible.
You can set the objectives, but a Managed Forest Plan Approver must prepare or approve the 10-year plan and submits it online. ePlan's notes help you brief the approver; they don't replace the approved plan.
New land must be submitted by June 30. A progress report is due by July 31 of year 5, and a renewed plan by July 31 of year 10. A new owner of enrolled land must file a new plan within 90 days.
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Answer it and ePlan opens the Construction environmental protection plan door with your answer filled in.