Sentence examples for and exemptions in the from inspiring English sources

A report published last year by the Tax Justice Network, whose membership includes smart tax lawyers with a conscience (supply your own punchline), identified more than 30 loopholes and exemptions in the CRS.Andres Knobel, one of those lawyers, also points out that even if the loopholes in the CRS are fixed, it won't end all bank secrecy, but only the tax-related bit of it.

But it does highlight just how big are the concessions and exemptions in our tax system.

Instead, it would use the savings it would garner by eliminating many of the loopholes and exemptions in America's tax code to pay for big tax cuts, not deficit reduction.

It would have been better off dealing with the request openly and using those exemptions in the FoI law which protect privacy or expending excessive resources.

The commission can and does grant exemptions in the rare instances where a local newspaper's sole chance for survival is to be purchased by a broadcaster.

And that's with adjustments brought on by 2003 legislation that tightened regulations and eliminated many exemptions in the insurance business.

The Catholic Archbishops of Westminster and Birmingham argued for exemptions in the 2007 Equality Act which would have allowed homosexuals to be turned away from soup kitchens and hospices.

But the commission now intends to "be cautious and guarded before granting additional exemptions in the area," according to the draft proposal.

Dreyfus said that by narrowing the definition of vilification in 18C and broadening the exemptions in 18D, the government risked allowing the kind of speech such as Holocaust denial, which was the basis of cases such as Jones v Toben.

But this risk seems small, and it is better than including a vague and overbroad exemption in the bill itself.

Some organizations have created special funds tailored to take advantage of exemptions in the law and let them advertise more freely in the protected periods.