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1. Charities are non-profit-making organizations and get tax relief.

2. He gets tax relief because he supports his old mother.

3. His plan for tax relief is fine as far as it goes but will not be sufficient to get the economy moving again.

4. You will only receive tax relief on the first ￡30 000.

5. You can get tax relief on private health insurance premiums.

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6. No tax relief is available in respect of this loss.

7. Whatever happens, any tax relief obtained on donations you have already made will not be lost.

8. The only trouble was that under questioning it became clear that one of his central aims was to abolish mortgage tax relief.

9. The maximum limit on single charitable gifts qualifying for Income and Corporation Tax relief has been abolished.

10. This tax relief will no longer be available to new buyers of waiver of premium once the stakeholder is officially launched.

11. An important additional factor, of course,[sentencedict.com] is whether the items in question originally attracted tax relief.

12. This provides tax relief of 30 percent on large donations, an added benefit that goes directly to charities.

13. Where profits are declared, tax relief tends to represent an extra bonus rather than a necessary incentive to foreign investors.

14. He is also expected to announce tax relief for overseas donations of existing drugs by pharmaceutical companies.

15. Until then, income tax relief had been available on the premiums paid on the majority of life assurance policies.

16. If you pay higher rate income tax you can claim additional income tax relief on top.

17. We can do both, give tax relief to families and balance the budget.

18. But this was based on the assumption that the current tax relief limit of ￡30,000 would be increased in line with inflation.

19. We will abolish tax relief for private health insurance, whilst protecting the rights of existing policy-holders.

20. The Treasury will scrap 43 of the 47 tax reliefs identified as ripe for abolition by the Office for Tax Simplification (OTS), a body set up by Mr Osborne last year.

21. Some 93% of the investment will be available as tax reliefs: 78% in 1992/93 and 15% in 1993/94.

22. A valuation may on occasions be necessary because of the interaction of holdover relief and other capital gains tax reliefs.

23. I understand from the promoters that the project can not fail because it qualifies for tax reliefs under the business expansion scheme.