Sentence examples for exempt as from inspiring English sources
Some beaches will be exempt, as will events like Pride Parade.
Convertibles and police vehicles are exempt, as are taxis and limousines with security partitions.
Educational settings would be exempt, as would certain artistic performances, said Shimon Ohayon, the bill's sponsor.
Electric, hybrid and some low-polluting cars are exempt, as are most scooters.
After-school activities like sporting events and bake sales would be exempt, as would candy sold during fund-raisers.
According to state laws, nonprofit organizations are tax exempt, as long as their facilities are used for nonprofit purposes.
He argued that, because union dues are tax-exempt (as is every sort of professional fee, under the Canadian tax code), unions should be held to a higher standard.
Mercenary ringers from Slow-Pitch Veterans for Victory (tax-exempt as hit-and-run artists under I.R.S. Section 527)?
The Culinary Institute of America, also in Hyde Park, is tax-exempt as an educational institution; the town's land trusts, which work to maintain the open space and prevent suburban crawl, have similar protection.
"To be tax-exempt as a social welfare organization described in Internal Revenue Code (IRC) section 501(c)(4), an organization must be primarily engaged in the promotion of social welfare," I.R.S. officials said in a statement e-mailed in response to inquiries about the I.R.S.'s activities.
As the Tea Party questionnaires surfaced, the agency released a statement saying, "To be tax-exempt as a social welfare organization described in Internal Revenue Code (IRC) section 501(c)(4), an organization must be primarily engaged in the promotion of social welfare.
