A nonprofit organization that provides housing and counseling services to people with psychiatric disabilities should have been granted property tax exemptions, the state appeals panel ruled Tuesday, reversing a tax court judge.
Advance Housing Inc. and a subsidiary meet the definition of a charitable organization exempt from property tax under N.J.S.A. 54:4-3.6, the Appellate Division said in Advance Housing Inc. v. Township of Teaneck, A-0728-09.
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