A fragmentation tax is a levy applied to the sale or transfer of subdivided land, designed to discourage the creation of uneconomically small parcels. By imposing a cost on such divisions, it helps preserve agricultural viability and simplifies future consolidation. Ultimately, this tax benefits farmers, rural municipalities, and planners by maintaining larger, more productive land units and reducing administrative burdens.
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