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25 March 2015

Fluctuating Standards For Pennsylvania’s Charitable Property Tax Exemption (March 2015)

In 2013, the county mailed letters to owners of charitable properties to justify why they should remain tax exempt.
United States Corporate/Commercial Law
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A recent news story in Pittsburgh reported that a number of small nonprofit groups, particularly in Allegheny County, may lose property tax exemptions that are now under review.

In 2013, the county mailed letters to owners of charitable properties to justify why they should remain tax exempt. Any organization that didn't respond had their property automatically placed back onto the tax rolls and is now being assessed taxes.

In this podcast, John R. Gotaskie, Jr. and Rebecca L. Hagan discuss the fluctuating standards for Pennsylvania's charitable property tax exemption.

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