Boston Nonprofits Pay $102M in Taxes, Short of City's Goal
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Bostons top nonprofits contributed $102M in PILOT payments last year, with Harvard and BU meeting but not exceeding targets. City leaders urge more voluntary contributions as budgets tighten, and grassroots groups push for higher amounts. Hospitals showed mixed results, with Boston Childrens and Beth Israel meeting targets, while Tufts cut payments due to financial losses. New deals signal citys push to grow voluntary program.
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