tax-exempt
31tax-exempt — adjective Date: 1923 1. exempted from a tax 2. bearing interest that is free from federal or state income tax …
32tax-exempt — /tæks ɪg zempt/ adjective 1. not required to pay tax 2. (of income or goods) which are not subject to tax …
33tax-exempt — /tæks ɪg zempt/ adjective 1. referring to a person or organisation not required to pay tax 2. which are not subject to tax …
34Tax-Exempt Interest — Interest income that is exempt from federal income tax. Although it is not directly taxed, this income may still be required to determine other tax calculations such as Social Security benefits. For example, municipal bonds are exempt from… …
35tax exempt income — Income exempt from income tax; nontaxable income, such as interest on state and municipal bonds, compensation for injuries or sickness, proceeds of life insurance, etc. Funds accruing as income in the broad sense of the term, but not taxable as… …
36Tax Exempt Special Savings Account — Tessa A UK savings account with a bank or building society, introduced in January 1991, in which savers were allowed to invest up to £9000 over a five year period with no tax to pay on their interest, provided that special conditions were met.… …
37Tax Exempt Special Savings Account — Tessa A UK savings account with a bank or building society, introduced in January 1991, in which savers were allowed to invest up to £9000 over a five year period with no tax to pay on their interest, provided that special conditions were met.… …
38Tax-exempt sector — The municipal bond market where state and local governments raise funds. Bonds issued in this sector are exempt from federal income taxes. The New York Times Financial Glossary …
39tax-exempt income fund — A mutual fund that seeks income that is exempt from federal and, in some cases, state and local income taxes. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
40tax-exempt sector — The municipal bond market where state and local governments raise funds. Bonds issued in this sector are exempt from federal income taxes. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …
