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In 2022, a 15-year-old Virginia Beach girl named Simone Nied began a modest campaign to remove the United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC) from the list of nonprofits afforded exemptions from real estate, deed recordation, and personal property taxes in the state of Virginia. The “White House” of the Confederacy
With the Senate passing House Bill 568 on Tuesday, its similar companion, Senate Bill 517, is pending review in the House.
With the Senate passing House Bill 568 on Tuesday, its similar companion, Senate Bill 517, is pending review in the House.
With the Senate passing House Bill 568 on Tuesday, its similar companion, Senate Bill 517, is pending review in the House.
The United Daughters of the Confederacy could lose tax exemptions under bills currently being considered by Virginia's legislature. The bills involve sections of state code that concern real estate taxes.