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§  432.   Theatrical corporations created by act of congress. 1.  Real  property owned by a corporation created by an act of the congress of the  United States on a non-profit  basis  and  without  capital  stock,  and  organized  and  used  exclusively for the purposes of stimulating public  interest in the drama as  an  art,  presenting  theatrical  productions,  advancing  interest  in the drama by furthering the production of plays,  furthering the study of  the  drama,  and  sponsoring,  encouraging  and  developing the art and technique of the theatre through the operation of  a  school and which was acquired with moneys donated to such corporation  as a result of popular or general appeal shall be exempt  from  taxation  and exempt from special ad valorem levies and special assessments to the  extent  provided  in  section  four  hundred  ninety of this article, as  provided for corporations in subdivisions one and four of  section  four  hundred twenty-a of this article except as hereinafter provided.    2.    Such  real  property  shall be fully exempt although (a) it or a  portion thereof is leased or  otherwise  used  by  another  corporation,  organized for purposes which are exempt pursuant to section four hundred  twenty-a,  four  hundred twenty-b, four hundred twenty-two, four hundred  twenty-four, four hundred twenty-six, four hundred twenty-eight or  four  hundred  thirty  of this article and for one or more of the purposes for  which the owner corporation is organized, as long as such real  property  or  portion  thereof  as  the case may be is devoted to such uses and as  long as any moneys paid for  such  use  do  not  exceed  the  amount  of  carrying,  maintenance  and  depreciation  charges  of  the  property or  portion thereof as the case may be or (b) the auditorium located thereon  is  leased  or  otherwise  used  for  public  performances,   theatrical  presentations,  opera,  ballet, concerts, lectures, meetings, graduation  exercises and  educational  non-commercial  uses  for  the  purposes  of  income,  if  such  income  is  necessary for and actually applied to the  maintenance and support of such owner corporation and such is  not  used  for the acquisition of additional real property in this state.    3.  An exemption granted pursuant to this section shall not exceed one  million five hundred thousand dollars.

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§  432.   Theatrical corporations created by act of congress. 1.  Real  property owned by a corporation created by an act of the congress of the  United States on a non-profit  basis  and  without  capital  stock,  and  organized  and  used  exclusively for the purposes of stimulating public  interest in the drama as  an  art,  presenting  theatrical  productions,  advancing  interest  in the drama by furthering the production of plays,  furthering the study of  the  drama,  and  sponsoring,  encouraging  and  developing the art and technique of the theatre through the operation of  a  school and which was acquired with moneys donated to such corporation  as a result of popular or general appeal shall be exempt  from  taxation  and exempt from special ad valorem levies and special assessments to the  extent  provided  in  section  four  hundred  ninety of this article, as  provided for corporations in subdivisions one and four of  section  four  hundred twenty-a of this article except as hereinafter provided.    2.    Such  real  property  shall be fully exempt although (a) it or a  portion thereof is leased or  otherwise  used  by  another  corporation,  organized for purposes which are exempt pursuant to section four hundred  twenty-a,  four  hundred twenty-b, four hundred twenty-two, four hundred  twenty-four, four hundred twenty-six, four hundred twenty-eight or  four  hundred  thirty  of this article and for one or more of the purposes for  which the owner corporation is organized, as long as such real  property  or  portion  thereof  as  the case may be is devoted to such uses and as  long as any moneys paid for  such  use  do  not  exceed  the  amount  of  carrying,  maintenance  and  depreciation  charges  of  the  property or  portion thereof as the case may be or (b) the auditorium located thereon  is  leased  or  otherwise  used  for  public  performances,   theatrical  presentations,  opera,  ballet, concerts, lectures, meetings, graduation  exercises and  educational  non-commercial  uses  for  the  purposes  of  income,  if  such  income  is  necessary for and actually applied to the  maintenance and support of such owner corporation and such is  not  used  for the acquisition of additional real property in this state.    3.  An exemption granted pursuant to this section shall not exceed one  million five hundred thousand dollars.

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Statutes > New-york > Rpt > Article-4 > Title-2 > 432

§  432.   Theatrical corporations created by act of congress. 1.  Real  property owned by a corporation created by an act of the congress of the  United States on a non-profit  basis  and  without  capital  stock,  and  organized  and  used  exclusively for the purposes of stimulating public  interest in the drama as  an  art,  presenting  theatrical  productions,  advancing  interest  in the drama by furthering the production of plays,  furthering the study of  the  drama,  and  sponsoring,  encouraging  and  developing the art and technique of the theatre through the operation of  a  school and which was acquired with moneys donated to such corporation  as a result of popular or general appeal shall be exempt  from  taxation  and exempt from special ad valorem levies and special assessments to the  extent  provided  in  section  four  hundred  ninety of this article, as  provided for corporations in subdivisions one and four of  section  four  hundred twenty-a of this article except as hereinafter provided.    2.    Such  real  property  shall be fully exempt although (a) it or a  portion thereof is leased or  otherwise  used  by  another  corporation,  organized for purposes which are exempt pursuant to section four hundred  twenty-a,  four  hundred twenty-b, four hundred twenty-two, four hundred  twenty-four, four hundred twenty-six, four hundred twenty-eight or  four  hundred  thirty  of this article and for one or more of the purposes for  which the owner corporation is organized, as long as such real  property  or  portion  thereof  as  the case may be is devoted to such uses and as  long as any moneys paid for  such  use  do  not  exceed  the  amount  of  carrying,  maintenance  and  depreciation  charges  of  the  property or  portion thereof as the case may be or (b) the auditorium located thereon  is  leased  or  otherwise  used  for  public  performances,   theatrical  presentations,  opera,  ballet, concerts, lectures, meetings, graduation  exercises and  educational  non-commercial  uses  for  the  purposes  of  income,  if  such  income  is  necessary for and actually applied to the  maintenance and support of such owner corporation and such is  not  used  for the acquisition of additional real property in this state.    3.  An exemption granted pursuant to this section shall not exceed one  million five hundred thousand dollars.