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· 6/15/1994

Victory Christian Church v. Department of Revenue

Citations

  • 637 N.E.2d 463
  • 201 Ill. Dec. 874
  • 264 Ill. App. 3d 919

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  • whether property is used for profit depends on the intent of the owner in using the property
  • whether property is used for profit depends on the intent of the owner in using the property
  • there is a presumption that no exemption is intended and the party claiming the exemption has the burden, of showing that the property clearly falls within the exemption; any debatable question is to be resolved in favor of taxation
  • there is a presumption that no exemption is intended and the party claiming the exemption has the burden of showing that the property clearly falls within the exemption; any debatable question is to be resolved in favor of taxation

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Judges: Cerda

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