Thursday, April 06, 2006
Holy Taxbreak, Batman!
Holy Land Experience, "a biblical theme park in Orlando where guests pay $30 admission to munch on "Goliath" burgers and explore reproductions of 2000-year-old tombs and temples could get a property tax exemption written into state law," according to Jennifer Liberto of the St. Petersburg Times.
The bill could save the Holy Land Experience theme park about $300,000 a year in taxes.
Reportedly, Kent Hovind, aka Dr. Dino, is looking to have the bill "tweaked" in order to shield his Dinosaur Adventure Land theme park -- which features exhibits "proving" that the Bible proves dinosaurs and humans coexisted -- exempted from paying taxes, as well.
The bill could save the Holy Land Experience theme park about $300,000 a year in taxes.
Reportedly, Kent Hovind, aka Dr. Dino, is looking to have the bill "tweaked" in order to shield his Dinosaur Adventure Land theme park -- which features exhibits "proving" that the Bible proves dinosaurs and humans coexisted -- exempted from paying taxes, as well.
