Is this true? If you bury a loved one in your backyard like generations always have, then your property is designated as a "cemetery" and therefor unbecomes a taxable etc property?

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Is this true? If you bury a loved one in your backyard like generations always have, then your property is designated as a "cemetery" and therefor unbecomes a taxable etc property? (gab.com)

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I think it's illegal you need permits and stuff. When my father died we weren't allowed to bury him on our farm we had to get him buried at a cemetery.

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