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Michigan Qualified Forest Program

Michigan’s Qualified Forest Program is a program under which a landowner may execute a Qualified Forest Affidavit on land that qualifies to be enrolled. By executing and recording the Affidavit, the landowner attests that their land is forestland and will remain in forestland. In exchange for executing the Affidavit, the landowner will receive certain reductions in their property taxes.

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    Michigan Qualified Forest Program Explainer

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