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Joy Meadows tells committee it was denied state sales tax exemption after 2018 and 2024 applications
Summary
Joy Meadows, a nonprofit that operates foster-care campuses, told the Child Welfare and Foster Care Committee it applied for a state sales tax exemption in 2018 and again in 2024 and was denied both times.
Joy Meadows, a nonprofit operator of residential and community support campuses for foster families and children, told the Child Welfare and Foster Care Committee that the group applied for a state sales tax exemption in 2018 and again in 2024 and was denied both times.
"We're coming before you because we were denied starting in 2018 on a tax exemption," Justin Oberndorfer, identified in the meeting as CEO of Joy Meadows, said. "We applied again many years later in 2024, and it was denied again."
Joy Meadows described a mix of services run from its Linwood campus,…
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