Tax-exempt Property

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Tax-exempt Property

Tax-exempt Property means:
real property that is not subject to Ad Valorem property taxes. In many local communities, churches, homesteads, and government land and buildings are tax exempt.

See Property Tax in the American Legal Encyclopedia and Property Tax in the World Legal Encyclopedia.

Related Entries in the American Tax Encyclopedia:

  1. Property Tax
  2. Taxable Income from the Property
  3. Reassessment
  4. Land
  5. Tax Deed
  6. Unimproved Property
  7. Tax Map
  8. Industrial Property
  9. Tax
  10. Tax-exempt Security
  11. Foreign Investment In Real Property Tax Act of 1980
  12. Personal Property
  13. Subdivided Real Property
  14. Tax-exempt Income
  15. Real Estate
  16. Depreciable Real Estate
  17. Tax Base
  18. Property Factor
  19. Exempt Status
  20. Tax Foreclosure
  21. Debt-financed Property
  22. Capital Gain Property
  23. Tax Stop
  24. Investment Property
  25. Tax Deductible

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