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SD: Rapid City church, Pennington County at odds over property taxes

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Rapid City Journal: "A disagreement over when church property becomes tax exempt has led to a $17,000 property tax dispute between the former First Evangelical Free Church of Rapid City and the Pennington County Equalization Department. First E Free Church, which now goes by the name Parkview Evangelical Free Church, has filed an appeal in Seventh Circuit Court of its 2009 property tax bill. And the Alliance Defense Fund, a Christian legal fund, has taken on the case as an example of religious persecution through tax policy. The church and its defense fund-allied lawyer, Stephen Wesolick of Rapid City, said the county commission was wrong when it denied the church?s property tax abatement request on June 1. . . . "

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on July 14, 2010 (boomark / email).

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