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Can the real property be declared a church where there is no building, and be exempt from tax as such?

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Can the real property be declared a church where there is no building, and be exempt from tax as such?

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Your congregation can hold meetings wherever the Board of Directors may decide. However, any property used exclusively for church services, and only that part, may be eligible for tax exemption. Check with your local tax authority.

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