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'Pay their fair share': City of Pittsburgh will challenge some tax-exempt properties

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Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey calls for review of sites owned by purely public charities. Six parcels owned by UPMC among 26 properties to be challenged. If all of the city's nonprofits paid taxes, the mayor says, they would pay an estimated $36 million in city taxes annually.

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'Pay their fair share': City of Pittsburgh will challenge some tax-exempt properties

The city of Pittsburgh says it will challenge the tax-exempt status of about two dozen properties, including some owned by hospital systems and universities.

1 year ago·Pittsburgh, United States

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Pittsburgh will challenge tax-exempt properties in Gainey's first move against UPMC and other big nonprofits

Pittsburgh will formally challenge the tax-exempt status of 26 properties, Mayor Ed Gainey said, including some owned by UPMC and Carnegie Mellon University.

1 year ago·Pittsburgh, United States

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Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Gainey to challenge tax-exempt status of UPMC properties, other nonprofits

Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey on Tuesday announced the city is challenging the tax-exempt status of 26 properties as part of its review of sites owned by purely public charities. Gainey in January signed an executive order calling on the city’s finance and law departments to investigate whether the city’s purely

1 year ago·Pittsburgh, United States

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Pittsburgh City Paper

Pittsburgh prepares tax exemption challenges against UPMC, AHN, other nonprofits

Two months after announcing a systematic review of Pittsburgh's tax-exempt properties, Mayor Ed Gainey has identified 26 parcels the city is ready to challenge. Pittsburgh officials announced today the city is preparing to contest the tax-exempt status of 26 parcels owned by non-profit organizations including UPMC, the University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon University, and the Allegheny Health Network…

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'Pay their fair share': City of Pittsburgh will challenge some tax-exempt properties

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'Pay their fair share': City of Pittsburgh will challenge some tax-exempt properties

'Pay their fair share': City of Pittsburgh will challenge some tax-exempt properties

Pittsburgh will challenge tax-exempt properties in Gainey's first move against UPMC and other big nonprofits

Pittsburgh will challenge tax-exempt properties in Gainey's first move against UPMC and other big nonprofits

Gainey to challenge tax-exempt status of UPMC properties, other nonprofits

Gainey to challenge tax-exempt status of UPMC properties, other nonprofits

Pittsburgh prepares tax exemption challenges against UPMC, AHN, other nonprofits

Pittsburgh prepares tax exemption challenges against UPMC, AHN, other nonprofits

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