There is a renewed debate in Virginia over whether Confederate organizations like the United Daughters of the Confederacy should be exempt from paying certain property and real estate taxes.

The bill would repeal a change to the Virginia code implemented in 1950 to allow Confederate organizations to operate tax-free.

Virginia Democrats are once again advocating for legislation aimed at stripping tax-exempt status from several organizations linked to Richmond’s Confederate history.

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