Sentence examples for longer liable from inspiring English sources

Assuming it was, as more than seven years have passed since the gift was made the house is no longer liable for IHT.

Rock music usually only happens at the Opera House if it is already dead and thus no longer liable to surprise.

Ebay's own terms and conditions make it clear that once an item has reached this collection centre a seller is no longer liable to refund the buyer if it is lost or damaged.

He said Osborne was clearly talking about schemes that involved the passing of assets from parent to child through vehicles such as a trust, which would mean the original owner could be eligible for means-tested care from the state, and was also no longer liable for inheritance tax if they had enough money to start with.

In terms of security, for consumer accounts, individuals have 60 days to notify their bank of unauthorized transactions (in the case of fraudulent activity), whereas business account holders have only one business day to report the attack — after that, the bank is no longer liable.

You are no longer liable for discharged debts, and creditors cannot take any action against you.

In this manner, the officials said, Moscow felt it would no longer be liable for millions of dollars in costs required to maintain the incomplete installation.

Any sum you pay off will no longer be liable for interest, seeing more of your monthly repayments go towards the capital.

If you work for a complete tax year outside the UK you will no longer be liable for most UK taxes, but will be taxed on some income arising in the UK such as rental income.

They also argued that UK law had changed since 2012, which meant that if arrested today he would no longer be liable to extradition under the European arrest warrant.

By the time he did, in August 2004 according to Ms Jowell, he had reclassified it as earnings, paid tax on it, and therefore it no longer fell liable to declaration under the code.