OMAHA, Neb. (KKMTV) - It’s expected a controversial non-profit will learn whether it will have to pay property taxes.
Based on a meeting agenda for the Douglas County Commissioners, the board will review Goodwill’s tax exempt status Tuesday at 9 a.m.
The review follows the explosive investigation by our partners at the Omaha World-Herald, in which the series revealed how much the non-profit paid its local top executives.
Prior to today’s meeting, the commissioners already approved the status of the Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity during its July 11th meeting and planned to review Goodwill’s status then, but officials asked the board to wait a week before deciding
Opposition on the tax exempt came from the Douglas County Assessor’s office.
