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31. The transaction would also be tax-free, according to Barbara Goodstein, an analyst with Rothschild Inc.

32. The sports minister Richard Caborn said he wants a review into the practice of rich footballers earning tax-free windfalls from benefit matches.

33. A further ￡265,000 will be invested in a fund to provide her with a tax-free, inflation-proof income for life.

34. It would authorize tax-free savings accounts for school expenses from kindergarten through high school.

35. That tax-free allowance is currently $ 35 for Maricopa County legislators and $ 60 a day for the rest.

36. You can earn tax-free interest of as much as 7 per cent on balances as small as ￡10.

37. Using your Isa allowance: You can put up to ￡7,000 in an ordinary Isa to earn tax-free returns.

38. Redundancy payments are tax-free up to ￡50,000.

39. Other countries allow tax-free investment reserves.

40. A company would stick a business it wanted to unload into a new corporation owned by its shareholders, which is a tax-free transaction.

41. These plans let patients save money for health expenses tax-free and keep any unused money for retirement.

42. Lately[Sentencedict.com], some munis have offered tax-free yields of more than 6%.

43. Start investing 20 percent of your income into tax-free investments.

44. If you need a moment of instant populist outrage, imagine all those children of people who made billions in the casino of credit default swaps passing on the gains to their little darlings, tax-free.

45. According to the new corporate income tax system in 2008, the dividends are tax-free income, and the corporate full capital gains are taxable except as otherwise provided.

46. The Canada Child Tax Benefit is a tax-free monthly payment made to eligible families to help them with the cost of raising children under age 18.

47. Unlike tax-free debt, these bonds can be used for any University expenditure and thus increase Harvard's cash flexibility, Forst said.

48. Monastery breweries in Europe also ran their own pubs and enjoyed a tax-free status that came to be resented by the growing merchant class.

49. She asks if you'd like to make some money, tax-free, doing a four-handed foot manipulation for her next client.

50. Typically they offer a higher yield because investors need to pay tax on the interest of Ministry of Railway bonds, whereas Ministry of Finance bonds are tax-free.

51. Contributions to 529s are typically tax-deductible for in-state residents, and the plans allow tax-free withdrawals for qualified expenses.

52. Contribute to a Roth IRA to the maximum every year you can because, hopefully,[www.Sentencedict.com] eventually you will earn too much to contribute and you'll want to take advantage of tax-free growth while you can.

53. The state's former Director - General of Police told The Daily Telegraph families wanted their daughters to marry civil servants because they know they will take home high, tax-free bribe payments.

54. The expenses or property arising from the use of the tax-free income of an enterprise shall not be deducted and may not be depreciated or amortized.

55. Bonds are still a good value, costing one-half their face value and earning interest that in some instances will be tax-free if used for a college education.

56. A nanosecond later, a buyer would acquire the new corporation in a tax-free stock-for-stock deal.

57. Long term capital gains on Indian stocks and mutual funds is tax-free, but gains on stocks abroad is subject to a 20% tax.

58. He will be paid a generous tax-free pension and receive a furnished official residence in the capital Windhoek, as well as having the use of vehicles fuelled and maintained by the state.

59. A new class of fix-up vagabonds has emerged to move into houses, fix them up, sell them for a substantial tax-free capital gain, and move on to a more expensive house to repeat the process.

60. The newly unemployed should be given more help by reversing cuts in Jobcentre Plus staff, increasing statutory redundancy pay and lifting the amount of redundancy pay that can be taken tax-free.