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Pine Beetle Infestation: Wood Chips, Tax Deductions, and Forestry Commission Guidance

Georgia Forestry Commission (800-GA-TREES) publishes a comprehensive pine beetle leaflet addressing your questions.

Key Points

Chips from infested trees don't attract more beetles if processed promptly
IRS may accept pine beetle damage as casualty loss—check IRS guidelines
GFC website has full publication for immediate access

Request the leaflet or read online for complete, authoritative guidance.

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