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Tax-Exempt Property
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Tax-Exempt Property
Real estate that is not subject to property tax. A tax-exempt property may be owned by a government or by a charity, especially a house of worship. See also: Waqf.
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For the fiscal year that ended June 30, the assessed valuation of all tax-exempt properties in Worcester totaled $2.
PILOT money sought; Colleges, hospitals eyed by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
In 1999, the Legislative Counsel Bureau looked at the many tax-exempt properties, products and entities throughout the state, which take up pages and pages in the Nevada Revised Statutes.
It’s about making new money or reallocating the old, maybe both by Joe Schoenmann / Las Vegas Sun
While government owned real estate is tax-exempt and provides a distinct service, most other tax-exempt properties provide virtually little or no benefit to the average local taxpayers.
Tax dodgers put burden on businesses and residents by Polsinelli, Adelaide / Real Estate Weekly
 
 
 
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