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 @9BMBBFLLeftfrom Texas answered…11mos11MO

No, but provide the opportunity to opt-out for those who do not want to take part.

 @99LZNH3answered…1yr1Y

Yes, the system should be updated, and a model such as that in Norway pr Belgium would be preferable, where all religious groups receive tax money depending on number of adherents but there are conditions (no cultish behavior, no money if sex offenders are not remitted to justice,...)

 @99GLS7Vanswered…1yr1Y

Religious organizations should pay for their own maintenance, and if there is a need for expense by the state for the organization the said organization should be required to pay tax.

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 @99F5M2DLeftfrom Montana answered…1yr1Y

So long as the churches are evidenced to be charitable within the areas and communities they serve.

 @99CN88ZSocial Democraticfrom Nevada answered…1yr1Y

If a religious organization acts as a for profit, they should be taxed. If they act as a non-profit, they should not be taxed.

 @973R3GGanswered…1yr1Y

Yes, and churches shall be taxed for all economic activities and not ever subsidized by government

 @8TSG443Alliance ’90/Greensanswered…3yrs3Y

The church tax should be reformed to a "social fee", which can be used to donate to humanitarian organisations, churches, etc. of your choice

 @99G2ZRRfrom New York answered…1yr1Y

Yes, but only if the church acts as a charity and provides welfare to the public.

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