04-05-2016, 10:15 AM
(04-05-2016, 10:09 AM)GMDino Wrote: I think Fred is saying that the tax exemptions would not affect the religious schools. After all they still would have a tuition to collect.
In your hypothetical *if* every church closed its school then we would have to deal with that.
Another caveat: Earlier you made a point that each church has its own exemptions. However the schools are Diocesan ran. At least here they are. They are no longer part of the "church" buildings but rather part of the Catholic Education Department within the Diocese. So if an individual church lost its exemption it would not affect the school anyway.
No Fred claimed that I said or implied that I send my kids to Catholic school to save the tax payer's money.
The diocese runs the schools as in oversees them, but they are still connected to the individual church. The church, at least here, covers a big chunk of running the school. Tuition is based on what is needed after the church contributes.
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