Sentence examples for exemption from tax from inspiring English sources

The company initially tried to put the law on the ballot but ended up striking a deal with the state to put two warehouses in California, including the one here, in exchange for a year's exemption from tax collection.

But the tax is set to come back to life in 2011 with only a $1 million per person exemption from tax.

The annual exemption from tax of any capital gains will increase by 1% a year in 2014-15 and 2015-16, to £11,000 from 6 April, 2014 and £11,100 from 6 April, 2015.

In 2011, when those tax cuts expire, the estate tax will come roaring back to life with a $1 million per estate exemption from tax and a 55% top rate.

"It's just a permanent exemption from tax," said Wilkins.

Few ever bother.Congress could change the law, ending the out-of-state exemption from tax-collection.

But it also demands exemption: from taxes, from accountability, from health care directives.

And the employer exemption from taxes on new hires would make it substantially less expensive to hire additional workers.

These include the home-mortgage-interest deduction and the exemption from taxes on employer-provided health and retirement benefits.

Founded and chartered in 1650 by Frederick III as a fortress to defend Jutland, it enjoyed special privileges, including freedom of worship and exemption from taxes.

Some of them, including the mortgage interest deduction and the exemption from taxes for employees' health benefits, are political sacred cows.