Maryland Exempts Residence For Mormon Temple Workers As "Convent"
The ordinance workers qualify as a “community of people who live together.” Although the workers inhabit separate units within the apartment complex, they live together at one location, socialize, and worship together as a group every Sunday. In addition, the ordinance workers “follow strict religious vows” and are removed from their positions working in the Temple if they forsake them.
Is Art Advisory Panel Giving Taxpayers A Fair Shake ?
On the surface, it strikes me that the panel might be doing OK, but, of course I’m probably as cynical as the average revenue agent – and know as much about art. That’s why I ask Matt about things like this.
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