Sentence examples for fiscal exemptions from inspiring English sources

New investment and bankruptcy legislation has been passed, including special provisions enabling foreign investors to circumvent Egyptian courts and abandon privatised projects without penalty, alongside fresh tax cuts and fiscal exemptions for major corporations.

It was content to encourage education and to favour teaching careers by fiscal exemptions, and only very exceptionally did an emperor create certain chairs of higher education and assign them a regular stipend.

Export taxes are now indexed on global metal prices and fiscal exemptions have been cut.

There are still a lot of catholic schools in the peninsula, state-financed pension funds for religious men and salaries for chaplains, fiscal exemptions and tax relief for billions of euros every year, a ridiculous amount of money paid by all Italian citizens.

While Monaco's status unquestionably brings an unfair advantage, the fact remains that the principality has existed as a tax haven since 1869 (although fiscal exemption was restricted to non-French nationals in 1963) and the club has been participating in the French leagues for more than a century.

In Britain, owners of major collections are given fiscal incentives - exemption from inheritance taxes on major works exhibited publicly for part of the year or generous tax concessions based on the international market value when giving works to public collections.

Fiscal incentives such as exemptions from VAT and excise duties are the major support systems used by governments, which are effective in offering a major competitive advantage to bioethanol (as seen in Sweden and Slovakia).

Furthermore, Dutch fiscal policy provides enormous tax exemptions for large-scale energy consumption.

"Potential fiscal incentives, such as tax exemption and subsidies, would enable Treciklo and other social enterprises to more fully realise their social objectives," she says.

Measures taken during his time in office to stimulate the demand for biodiesel included a blending mandate, tax exemptions credit facilities, subsidies, fiscal incentives, and price regulation.

But most of the measures to be decided on Election Day are routine housekeeping: fiscal proposals — like bond requests, property tax exemptions and licensing fees — that capture the constant ideological tug of war of taxing and spending.