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do not for profits pay property taxes

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Beth

11/28/2025, 06:16:33 AM

Generally, not-for-profit organizations are not automatically exempt from property taxes; they must apply for and be granted an exemption, which depends on the property being used for their specific tax-exempt purposes. Eligibility rules and requirements vary widely by jurisdiction, including differences at the state, county, or city level.

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