Arizona § 42-11121 Exemption for property of charitable community service organizations

Arizona Statutes

§ 42-11121 — Exemption for property of charitable community service organizations

Arizona § 42-11121

Title 42Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 11PROPERTY TAX

Art. 3Exemptions

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 42-11121 (2026).

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Property that is not used or held for profit and that is owned by a community service organization the mission of which is to serve a population that includes persons who are indigent or afflicted, as defined in section 42-11101, and that qualifies as a charitable organization and is recognized under section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code is exempt from taxation if the community service organization is primarily engaged in delivering services on that property consisting of fitness programs, camping programs, health and recreation services, youth programs, child care, senior citizen programs, individual and family counseling, employment and training programs, services for individuals with disabilities, meals, feeding programs or disaster relief.

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Property that is not used or held for profit and that is owned by a community service organization the mission of which is to serve a population that includes persons who are indigent or afflicted, as defined in section 42-11101, and that qualifies as a charitable organization and is recognized under section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code is exempt from taxation if the community service organization is primarily engaged in delivering services on that property consisting of fitness programs, camping programs, health and recreation services, youth programs, child care, senior citizen programs, individual and family counseling, employment and training programs, services for individuals with disabilities, meals, feeding programs or disaster relief.