tax exemption

After a 13-year legal fight, the university lost its tax exemption in 1983.

More than 1.5 million organizations have won tax exemption from the service.

The name was changed in order to seek tax exemption.

To do that, we have to try every incentive, including tax exemption.

Certain income, however, is subject to tax exemption at the federal and/or state levels.

The sales tax exemption is taken at the point of sale.

"So maybe we should get ourselves a property tax exemption."

They were allowed to keep the name to claim tax exemptions.

He said the city should do more to provide tax exemptions to homeowners.

Call it the mystery of the tax exemption that will not go away.

The family was granted a tax exemption for their gift.

Yet a few states still have a sales tax exemption for religious publications.

Tax exemption is granted by the government to religious organizations.

Monthly maintenance is low, in part because of the tax exemption.

It may be possible for these products and uses to benefit from total tax exemption.

The churches are being sued to end their right to tax exemption.

In addition, the company used tax exemptions to make the donation.

After completion of construction, a 12-year tax exemption is provided.

The winner would receive Federal income tax exemption for life.

"We were being picked on to make a public statement against tax exemptions generally."

Last month, the Government decided that the remaining 15,000 cars could keep their tax exemptions.

We should set a goal of doubling the personal income tax exemption for all children.

Charitable organizations are what most people think of when they consider tax exemption.

The worse a company's record, the lower the score and the smaller its tax exemption.