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There are other exemptions about which few people are aware.

PERHAPS most significantly for couples with major assets, DOMA prevents same-sex couples from taking advantage of estate tax exemptions, about $5.1 million for 2012 — but double that for couples — after indexing for inflation.

"Drilling companies in Texas, the biggest oil-and-natural gas producing state, claimed similar exemptions about 19,000 times this year through August," explained Bloomberg.

"I think that the reason the exemption about disclosure was inserted into the act was to open out the tendering process to US companies who otherwise would not have been competitive," said de Mello.

Eliminating the George W. Bush-era tax cuts for upper-income Americans, taking the top rate to 39.6 percent, along with the accompanying changes on some deductions and exemptions, would raise about $600 billion in a decade.

(The program's mainstay tax exemptions, costing about $3.3 billion, will continue).

Elizabeth Nash, a policy analyst at the Guttmacher Institute, a research and advocacy group, said the exemptions in about half of those states were narrower than those allowed by Mr. Obama, while in the rest the exemptions were broader.

Temporary exemptions of about two or three years would be available for students and foreign workers seconded to the UK for a short period of time, in consultation with business and universities.

After the latest exemptions, only about one-third of the 2.2 million tons of annual Japanese steel exports to the United States are covered by the tariffs, trade ministry figures show.

For a family of 4, the exemptions are about $15,200.

There is plenty of money to be found: a Government Accountability Office study in March estimated the 80 or so business tax exemptions added up to about $181 billion in 2011, roughly the same size as total corporate tax revenue.