EXEMPTION


Meaning of EXEMPTION in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ complete , full , total

▪ blanket

The bill gives sensitive police files a blanket ~.

▪ partial

▪ temporary

▪ special

▪ personal ( esp. AmE )

taxpayers seeking to claim a personal ~

▪ religious ( esp. AmE )

religious ~s from statutes and administrative rules

▪ medical

▪ tax

▪ antitrust ( AmE )

VERB + EXEMPTION

▪ be entitled to , be subject to , enjoy , qualify for , receive

These goods are subject to ~ from tax.

They enjoyed ~ from customs duties on goods to be used by themselves.

▪ apply for , claim , request , seek

▪ gain , get , obtain

▪ give (sb) , grant (sb)

▪ allow , provide ( esp. AmE )

The regulations provide an ~ from this law.

▪ refuse

▪ eliminate ( esp. AmE )

▪ lose

EXEMPTION + VERB

▪ apply (to sb/sth) , cover sb/sth , relate to sb/sth ( esp. BrE )

The ~ applies to home buyers.

EXEMPTION + NOUN

▪ clause

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ for

There are parking restrictions with ~s for disabled drivers.

▪ ~ from

You may be able to apply for ~ from local taxes.

▪ ~ on

tax ~s on gifts to spouses

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