Institutional property tax exemptions in Massachusetts

Institutional property tax exemptions in Massachusetts

by Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation.

Part of Taxpayers report

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...Focuses on property tax exemptions for institutions directly serving the public; includes the legal basis of institutional tax exemptions in Massachusetts and other states, the extent and value of exempt property, the types of organizations and institutions which are receiving exemptions, and administrative practices in granting exemptions; statistics include percent distribution of exempt property in Boston by ward (1960-1970) and by neighborhood (1968), state owned land by use and acreage, total valuation of exempt property in the state by category (1930-1968), and a by town listing of total exemptions (1970); a copy of this item was in the BRA collection...

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