‘Why us?’: Housing nonprofits are paying millions in ‘mansion tax’
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‘Why us?’: Housing nonprofits are paying millions in ‘mansion tax’

LA Times  

The Motion Picture & Television Fund, a nonprofit that provides housing for people in the movie and TV industries, was surprised last year with a $1.65-million “mansion tax” bill. Their leaders say the tax has hampered their ability to accomplish one of Measure ULA’s primary goals: provide affordable housing. Since MPTF’s mission seemed to align with Measure ULA’s mission of combating L.A.’s housing crisis, Beitcher assumed the sale would be eligible for an exemption. “It doesn’t make sense that a struggling nonprofit providing housing would be paying the tax,” Beitcher said.

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