Patriotic and historical groups could get tax break

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The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors is considering a program to expand property-tax exemptions to groups that use land for patriotic, historical or other “benevolent” purposes.

The board will vote Monday to set a public hearing on a motion to enable certain nonprofit property owners to opt out of the tax by applying to the county, a program allowed by the Virginia General Assembly.

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