As well as the usual pay, in the cases of particularly appreciated behaviour or valour, soldiers might be given individual or family exemption from taxation.
12.
Current law gives taxpayers over 55 a one-time exemption from taxation of up to $ 125, 000 in gain on the sale of a house.
13.
It lacked systematic application; it was more based on inter-communal rivalry, on the issue of citizenship and exemption from taxation, more than anything else.
14.
That structure gives the organization and its members competitive advantages, such as immunity from lawsuits, exemption from taxation, and easy access to the space slots and airwaves they need.
15.
When the Hungarian nobles again refused to waive their exemption from taxation, Joseph banned imports of Hungarian manufactured goods into Austria and began a survey to prepare for imposition of a general land tax.
16.
Crothers set up a law practice with his brother, Thomas and successfully California state constitution granting Stanford an exemption from taxation on its educational property a change which allowed Jane Stanford to donate her stock holdings to the university.
17.
After a century of civil wars a new royal family emerged, which strengthened the power of the crown at the expense of the nobility, while giving the nobles privileges such as exemption from taxation in exchange for military service.
18.
The conclusion is unavoidable that the exemption from taxation declared in the eleventh section of the charter of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company did not pass by the act of consolidation to the St . Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company.
19.
It called for the destruction of aristocratic privileges by proclaiming an end to feudalism and to exemptions from taxation, freedom and equal rights for all human beings ( referred to as " Men " ), and access to public office based on talent.
20.
In practice this meant they were entitled to benefits such as exemption from taxation, the right to sacrifice in the public cults, special seats at public gatherings, and the right to argue lawsuits in the public court that was reserved for citizens.
