1, The memo also requested money for three tax-exempt organizations.

2, Usually, a state like Connecticut sells tax-exempt municipal bonds.

3, Basic goods would be tax-exempt, to protect low-income consumers.

4, Cities and states can issue tax-exempt bonds, for starters.

5, The tax-exempt savings accounts would allow individuals to set aside money to spend on medical needs under catastrophic-illness coverage.

6, Tax-exempt partnerships like the San Joaquin toll road are too complex for many municipalities, say some.

7, Federal law prohibits the use of tax-exempt funds for political purposes.

8, Nonprofit hospitals enjoy tax-exempt status in exchange for meeting such community needs.

9, Tax-exempt financing provided the local government development official with a great deal of discretion.

10, The tax-exempt, nonprofit group was authorized by Congress in 1986 to create the memorial.

11, A state might replace its tax-exempt bonds paying 6 percent interest with bonds paying 5 percent interest.

12, The fund was in danger of losing its tax-exempt status.

13, That provision allows those tax-exempt entities to refuse to marry a same-sex couple or to allow the use of their buildings or services for weddings or wedding parties.

14, Revoking the Church of Scientology's tax-exempt status garnered three times more votes than raising funding for childhood cancer.

15, The giant Vanguard Intermediate Tax-Exempt fund (VWITX) was unchanged in 2008,[http:///tax-exempt.html] while many long-term funds were down 5% to 10%.

16, "The tax-exempt money-market funds are just afraid to lend, " says Mr. MacIntosh.

17, Other tax-exempt groups are required to spend at least five percent of their endowments each year.

18, All tax-exempt organizations should continue to be entitled to their protected tax status. Can they really justify that their missions and programs are serving the common good?

19, Most of these funds were placed in tax-exempt bonds and our investment income, which has increased from $2,025,201 in 1969 to $6,755,242 in 1972, is subject to a low effective tax rate.

20, Local officials collect no taxes from federal property and large tax-exempt institutions and are forbidden to raise taxes on commuters.

21, He claimed he should have sought legal advice before wrongfully using tax-exempt foundations to finance a televised college course.

22, The church says it got rid of the weapons as part of a settlement with the IRS over its tax-exempt status.

23, We have sought to encourage savings by abolishing the investment income surcharge and by introducing tax-exempt special savings accounts.

24, Upon reflection, Romer said, he considers it acceptable to give potential donors the names of such tax-exempt organizations.

25, Democrats have sought the subpoenas to determine whether the organizations abused their tax-exempt status by coordinating political activities with the Republican Party.

26, In some circumstances, such partnerships can, in fact, tap the tax-exempt market.

27, The plan also would make it less attractive to financial institutions and Wall Street firms to own tax-exempt municipal bonds.

28, The new foundation is registered with the state as a tax-exempt religious corporation instead of a nonprofit organization for public benefit.

29, A large portion of our bonds are "grandfathered" under the Tax Reform ACT of 1986, which means they are fully tax-exempt.

30, Particularly since 2008, when the IRS added new reporting requirements, the penalties for "overpaying" people are severe -- up to and including the loss of an organization's tax-exempt status.

31, So in 1985 we created the Free Software Foundation, a tax-exempt charity for free software development.

32, The mono lines ( as the bond insurers are called ) initially insured only tax-exempt bonds that were - risk.

33, WikiLeaks has two tax-exempt charitable organizations in the U.S., known as 501C3s, that "act as a front" for the website,(http:///tax-exempt.html) he said.

34, He hooked investors with an intoxicating cocktail of rising dividends and tax-exempt foreign earnings.

35, There would be some legal complexities, and the income from ads would not be tax-exempt.

36, Your (eventual) profits would also be tax-exempt, and the foundation could continue its noble battle to keep Microsoft on its toes.

37, Benefits that nonprofits deliver to society are worth the tax money lost by offering them tax-exempt status.

38, The Church of Scientology had recently gained tax-exempt status as a religious institution, making donations, as well as the cost of auditing, tax-deductible.

39, Both public and not-for-profit universities often issue tax-exempt debt. This tends to be cheap.

40, Ingka Holding, in turn, belongs entirely to Stichting Ingka Foundation, a Dutch-registered, tax-exempt, non-profit-making entity, which was given Mr Kamprad's IKEA shares in 1982.

41, Houses of worship must refrain from endorsing or condemning specific candidates to maintain tax-exempt status.