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Tax churches and other religious institutions.

Created by N.M. on February 26, 2015

Any church, or religious institution that lobbies bills, and collects over $20,000 a year from the congregation must pay a fair share of taxes. Also, any religious institution that has enough money to build temples, and churches that can hold over 1,000 people, or can spend up to $1,000 to build statues or any religious symbol must pay a fair share of taxes on the building, and monuments.

Budget & Taxes
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