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While California’s Board of Equalization continues to deny property tax exemptions to charities that do not “primarily benefit persons within the geographical boundaries of the State of California,” pursuant to a new Letter to the Assessors issued December 7, 2011, the “primarily” standard is met if the charitable activities performed by the nonprofit confer some “meaningful,” “important,” or “significant” benefit to persons within California
