- In telecommunications, an
exempted addressee is an organization, activity, or
person included in the
collective address group of a
message and
deemed by...
- property.
Texas also
exempts certain investments and
insurance policies.
Other states, such as Arizona, are more
strict and may
exempt only $150 in a checking...
- exceptions), but
exempts under 26 USC 402
beneficiaries of a
pension trust meeting certain qualification; b) Canada ; c) The
United Kingdom exempts income and...
- An
exempt charity is an
institution established in
England and
Wales for
charitable purposes which is
exempt from
registration with, and
oversight by...
-
nursing homes;
exempts only
private residences not
serving as a
workplace and
designated smoking rooms in
hotels and motels;
exempts hookah lounges until...
-
Exempt secretary (Russian: освобожденный секретарь), also
translated as 'freed secretary', 'relieved secretary', 'full-time secretary', etc. was a management...
- VOC
exempt solvents are
organic compounds that are
exempt from
restrictions placed on most
volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the
United States. This...
-
National Taxonomy of
Exempt Entities (NTEE) is a used by the
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and NCCS to
classify U.S. tax-
exempt organizations. A specialist...
-
exemption each year.
Louisiana exempts the
first $7,500 of
residential homestead from
local property taxes.
Maine exempts the
first $25,000 of a primary...
- In the UK, the tax-
exempt special savings account (TESSA) was one of a
number of tax-free
savings accounts. The
TESSA was
announced by John
Major in his...
