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An organization purchased a piece of property in July, would the property be exempt in the current year?
No. The property would be taxable to the January 1 owner.
Per KRS 132.220: Assessment dates – Listing – Owner – Liability – Exemptions, listing, annual review.
(1)(a): All taxable property and all interests in taxable property,
A church has several ministers and each one resides in a house owned by the church. Would each house or parsonage be exempt?
The property must actually be used by the minister as his or her home but can still be used for another religious purpose such as counseling headquarters and still be exempt since it is still occupied by the church.
If an organization is recognized as a 501(c) organization by the Internal Revenue Service, does that automatically qualify the organization exempt from real property taxation?
No. The organization must apply for exemption from real property taxation with the Jefferson County PVA Office or the Kentucky Department of Revenue for exempt determination. The burden of proof rests upon the organization claiming the exemption to establish qualification and satisfaction of all its requirements.
What qualifies as a Place of Burial?
Under Section 170 of the Kentucky Constitution: “…place of burial not held for private or corporate profit…” shall be exempt.
An applicant seeking an exemption for a private family cemetery is requested to place the cemetery in a separate deed or trust.