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  8.  @sethabrahms5068  This is what the Disclosure Act says: Agriculture Foreign Investment Disclosure Act The Agriculture Foreign Investment Disclosure Act (AFIDA) of 1978 requires that a foreign person who acquires, disposes of, or holds an interest in United States agricultural land must disclose such transactions and holdings to the Secretary of Agriculture. Foreign persons must file an FSA-153 in the Farm Service Agency (FSA) Service Center where the land is physically located within 90 days of the date of the transaction. Failure to report is subject to a civil penalty of up to 25 per cent of the fair market value of the land on the date the penalty is assessed. AFIDA reports (FSA-153) are required of the following agricultural landholders: • Entities in which interest is held by 10 per cent or more foreign persons or groups of foreign persons acting in concert • Entities in which 50 per cent interest is held by a group of foreign persons not acting in concert • Individuals with direct ownership • Individuals with indirect ownership • Individuals who are direct holders of leases for 10 years or more. Agriculture land includes all crops, ranches, forestland and timberland more than 10 acres in size in the aggregate. Land totalling 10 acres or less in the aggregate that produces annual gross receipts in excess of $1,000 from the sale of farm, ranch, or timber products must be reported. An FSA-153 is not required of nationals of the United States, citizens of the Northern Mariana Islands and the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, individuals paroled into the United States under the Immigration and Nationality Act or permanent residents of the United States who carry a green card or I-551. AFIDA is required by 7 CFR Section 781. Contact your local FSA Service Center for more information. A report also found that a Chinese billionaire and entrepreneur, Tianqiao Chen, became the second largest foreign owner of U.S. land following the purchase, through his investment company, of nearly 200,000 acres of forestland in Klamath and Deschutes counties nearly a decade ago. Jan 21, 2024 <<<---During the OBAMA Presidency
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