NJ Tax Court Rules Nonprofit Can Keep Tax-Exempt Status

By Derek Major · April 3, 2019, 6:27 PM EDT

A nonprofit organization's property violates a New Jersey township's zoning ordinance, but that does not nullify the organization's tax-exempt status, the New Jersey Tax Court has determined....

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