Which of the following is exempt from paying property tax?

Municipal town halls and similar government properties are generally exempt from paying property taxes because they serve a public purpose. Properties owned by the government, such as municipal buildings, are not subject to taxation in the same way that privately owned properties are. This exemption helps ensure that taxpayer resources are used for public services rather than being redirected to pay taxes on properties that are already funded by taxpayer dollars.

In contrast, commercial properties, residential homes, and vacant lands are typically subject to property taxes as they are owned by private individuals or entities and contribute to the local tax base. The revenue generated from taxing these properties is essential for funding local services such as schools, public safety, and infrastructure maintenance.