How cemiteries works? Once it's full, how it keep getting

>>326740
They charge so much money to get in that they can invest it and the capital gains pays for the maintenance.

It's not a good business: it's hard enough to break even and pay the staff, let alone try to make money. Most cemeteries are non-profit organisations, so they can get non-profit tax exemptions.

In the UK, after a certain period of years, they dig up the oldest corpses and crush them down to a fine dust which they then use as de-icing powder on road surfaces, mixed with salt ;)

>>326934
wtf

>>326767
This and cremation is alot cheaper than buying a plot and holding a funeral.

>>326934
Please provide source.

This wouldn't be an issue if property tax wasn't a thing.

>>327105
Cause the skellingtons get up at the weekend and mow the grass?