1. tax-exempt - Adjective
2. tax-exempt - Adjective Satellite
(of goods or funds) not taxed
Source: WordNettax-exempt bonds Source: Internet
an untaxed expense account Source: Internet
As the Herald reported, a group of Beacon Hill Republicans is calling for a hearing into the Mass. Bail Fund, questioning the group’s tax-exempt status. Source: Internet
If we got rid of the tax-exempt status, then the govt would lose one more evil lever of power. Source: Internet
It wasn’t just FEMA money that would have jeopardized NCE's tax-exempt status, but any other grants it may have received for cooperative-led projects, such as economic development or broadband. Source: Internet
In 1953, Howard Hughes gave all his stock in the Hughes Aircraft Company to the newly formed Howard Hughes Medical Institute, thereby turning the aerospace and defense contractor into a tax-exempt charitable organization. Source: Internet