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Pet burial costs can run anywhere from around a hundred dollars to several thousand dollars depending on the type of burial required and the pets size. Additional options for pet burial, such as memorial headstones and gravesite maintenance, can also increase costs.
For the burial of pets, state laws vary greatly. In most states, its not illegal to bury a pet in a human cemetery. However, most cemeteries do not offer this service, mainly so as not to offend the other families who are burying their loved ones there.
II. (1) An organization whose purpose is to dispose of bodies by burial or cremation may qualify for exemption under Section 501(c)(13) when it is not operated for profit and when no part of its net earnings inures to the benefit of any private shareholder or individual.
1:24 2:55 In summary pet cemeteries are generally not taxexempt unless they are part of a larger nonprofit.MoreIn summary pet cemeteries are generally not taxexempt unless they are part of a larger nonprofit. Organization that meets specific criteria. And even then its not a straightforward exemption.
How does a pet cemetery business make money? Pet cemeteries charge a certain amount for each service or they offer popular packages to grieving owners. This can including anything from supplying flowers for the funeral to cremating the animal.
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To be deductible the contributions must be voluntary and must be made to or for the use of a nonprofit cemetery or crematorium, whose funds are irrevocably dedicated to the care of the cemetery as a whole. A donor may not deduct a contribution made for the perpetual care of a particular lot or crypt.
In the context of cemeteries, money is placed in trust with trustees who look after and manage the funds. Those are typically set aside to ensure the long-term, perpetual care of the cemetery - whether thats general maintenance, landscaping, repairs, long-term upkeep of gravesites and so on.

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