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Hazelden Springbrook, Inc., v. Yamhill County Assessor

May 11, 2004 The Oregon tax court ruled on an application for property tax exemption filed by Hazelden Springbrook, Inc., a non-profit, residential substance abuse treatment provider. The application was filed after Springbrook, a for-profit entity was acquired by the Hazelden Foundation, a non-profit 501c3 tax exempt charity. The tax court ruled that Hazelden Springbrook was required to pay property taxes to Yamhill County, Oregon, because the property was not used to further Hazelden Springbrooks stated charitable purpose to help alcoholics and addicts recover from their addiction. The Oregon tax court ruling in Hazelden Springbrook, Inc., v . . .

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