Well, I'd call this a "WIN" and a step in the right direction, wouldn't you?

timber! One down

Will they have to pay back taxes?

How great would it be if some clown in the USA put forth such an argument?

Can you imagine the tantrums by the Dodo's at the COB?

My good god, I just relish the thought.

I'm curious as to why only the Preston temple is listed and not the London one.

The temple has to pay property taxes, but gets an 80% reduction due to its use for charitable purposes. what are the charitable purposes of a temple?

Indeed. I hope that gets *thoroughly* examined in the upcoming fraud case.

Ooh, I like this comment:

Sarah Sue Thomas 9 hours ago

I wonder if this means that mosques, hindu temples, jewish synagogues, etc. are also ineligible for tax relief because they have (for example) particular clothing requirements? Anyone can enter the mormon temple on open days (only held every few years), or if they choose to meet the list of requirements.

-----So she is trying to say that the requirements for a temple recommend are equivalent to a dress code. Anybody can go to the temple if they want to and are willing to meet the requirements. It's so simple!