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Reasons for rejecting forest land wood
1. The accounting document contains both timber harvesting waste and stemwood. Can I fill out one declaration?
No, a separate declaration must be submitted for each type of raw material.
2. I have been processing residues in the forest. I am being asked for a felling permit, although it has never been required for processing residues. Is it really necessary?
Yes. In accordance with point 21 of the Regulations on the Management and Use of Private Forests, a notification of the intention to harvest a forest is mandatory in all cases where wood produced during forest harvesting is placed on the market, even if only low-value, illiquid wood or wood produced of bushes is sold.
3. I am selling raw material that was generated under several felling permits. Do I need to fill out a separate declaration for each permit?
If the original owner of the raw materials is the same person, there is no need to fill out separate declarations for the quantity of raw material sold under one accounting document.
In the felling permit field, indicate one felling permit number.
Attach copies of other felling permits specified in the accounting document in the Additional documents field.
4. Can I indicate myself as the primary owner of the raw material if I have a contract for the acquisition of standing forest for felling?
No. A contract for the acquisition of standing forest for felling does not transfer the right to manage the parcel of land, therefore, the person who acquired the forest for felling is not considered the primary owner of the raw material.