Most of the indigents who received an exemption card belonged to households whose incomes corresponded to the second and third quintiles (p = 0.048).
Until recently lawyers routinely cautioned their clients that the estate tax exemption is something that belongs to each of us personally and can't be shared.
For each satisfaction index, women were classified into quintiles (from the lowest, Q1, to the highest quintile, Q5) independently of which fee exemption group they belonged to.
Custody, meaning the $3,650 dependent exemption for a child and the $1,000 child tax credit belongs to the parent in whose home the child spends more nights.
Any money raised from such a sale belongs to the state, as compensation for the insurer's years of tax exemptions, but the state can choose what to do with it.
A little known loophole in futures regulations permits firms to spend some money belonging to customers who traded abroad, an exemption that contradicts a cornerstone of the industry to always protect client funds.
The life of the hermit is often undertaken by people who deplore the lack of spirituality in whatever culture they belong to, but this renunciation is far from guaranteeing exemption from the temptations of the flesh.
Other exemptions include objects taken from religious or charitable institutions, art treasures belonging to third countries not allied with Nazi Germany and valuables taken from Holocaust victims or members of the anti-Nazi resistance.
In 2012, Monti's government decided that duty exemptions were to be applied only to worship places, but every other estate belonging to the Church with commercial aims must be subject to taxation.
The thematic analysis was performed on the 88 documents belonging to the GHAs who have addressed the issue of access to health care, user fees or exemption policies.
