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Example sentences for: tax-exempt

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Banks had been claiming that credit unions, which enjoy tax-exempt status based on their origins as volunteer-run cooperatives, have, by wildly expanding their memberships beyond simple company or vocational affiliation (71 million members, more than double the 1991 total), been able to unfairly compete for customers.
Edwards quotes the Heritage disclaimer immediately after he finishes explaining that Feulner and Paul Weyrich founded Heritage because in the early 1970s, AEI was taking its tax-exempt status too seriously.
In fact, this is a requirement for a non-profit that also wishes to be tax-exempt: The organization's assets must be dedicated permanently to charitable purposes.
The Federal Election Committee investigation of allegations of partisan campaigning by the coalition endangers its tax-exempt status.
The building is financed by $18 million in tax-exempt bonds through the Industrial Development Agency, payable over 30 years.