The phrase "allow exempt" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "We need to allow exempt individuals to participate in the program."
Alternatives: "permit exemption" or "grant exemption".
Others allow exempting students with their parents' permission, but not entire schools.
Our medical ethics committee allows exempt of informed consent if the research uses the collection or study of existing data, documents and records and these sources are publicly available and the information is recorded by the investigator in such a manner that subjects cannot be identified.
This lawsuit much like Teapartygate confirms me in my view, that the evaluation of whether an organizations purposes should allow it exempt status is not something that the IRS should be doing.
The latter allow patients, exempt from paying prescription charges, to receive free advice and medicines from community pharmacies for specific minor ailments.
Where this option is not exercised, Member States shall allow such exempt small enterprises to submit a simplified VAT return to cover the period of a calendar year.
The amendment does not allow tax-exempt partners to engage in Lilo or Silo transactions.
Notes: I.R.S. rules allow tax-exempt organizations set up under Section 501(c)(4) of the tax code to take part in political campaigns.
But the sources of that money are largely obscured from public view by mazes of transactions between allied groups and laws that allow tax-exempt organizations — unlike candidates and "super PACs" — to shield their donors.
To be safe, employers should not allow non-exempt employees to start working at the office, and then finish up the rest of the day at home (or vice versa), without compensating them for the travel time that occurs in the middle of the workday.
Twenty-nine stallowalicense-exemptxempt centers to participate in the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) which provides federal funds to assist low income families in purchasing child care (NARA & NCCIC, 2010).
