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pstokely

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Fri Mar 8, 2013, 02:15 AM Mar 2013

Luxury senior center wants non-profit status, would cost Kirkwood $1 million

Source: KMOV.com

(KMOV.com) -- A luxury living center in St. Louis County is trying to get out of paying tax bill, and the county assessor is having a hard time seeing why.
The owner of Aberdeen Heights, Presbyterian Manors of Mid-America, wants to make the luxury retirement center a non-profit facility.
It already has 18 similar non-profit communities across the country.
St. Louis County Assessor Jake Zimmerman says he doesn’t know what’s going on in other states, but in St. Louis County he expects non-profits to be more charitable if they want to be exempt from paying taxes.

Read more: http://www.kmov.com/news/local/Luxury-senior-center-wants-non-profit-status-would-cost-Kirkwood-1-million-196238761.html

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Luxury senior center wants non-profit status, would cost Kirkwood $1 million (Original Post) pstokely Mar 2013 OP
The only way they can get the exemption status is if they buy off or blackmail everybody. Selatius Mar 2013 #1
But, Sherman A1 Mar 2013 #2

Selatius

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1. The only way they can get the exemption status is if they buy off or blackmail everybody.
Fri Mar 8, 2013, 02:35 AM
Mar 2013

If they were as rich as Wall Street bankers and had that kind of resources, they probably could've done that.

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