Texas Pastor Worth $750M Avoids Annual $150K Tax on Mansion: Report
Kenneth Copeland built a giant mansion in 1999, then used a loophole in Texas law for "parsonages" to exempt it from property taxes.
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Kenneth Copeland built a giant mansion in 1999, then used a loophole in Texas law for "parsonages" to exempt it from property taxes.
Kenneth Copeland in a recent livestreamed sermon. Kenneth Copeland/BVOV In 1999, Pastor Kenneth Copeland built a 18,000 square-foot mansion in
Copeland, 85, enjoys the spoils of his six-bed, six-bath house - with a sweeping spiral staircase, crystal chandeliers and a tennis court - on the taxpayers' dime.
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