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(121) Foreign invested enterprises in the Dalian region shall be exempt from local income tax for seven years after they begin to generate profits.

(122) Judicial notice is of vital importance to exempt the party from the burden of proof, spare the cost of action and enhance the efficiency of action.

(123) According to unified attracting investment policy of project area, 1 billion Yuan's projects could be exempt from income tax for four years.

(124) This includes salary and wages that are exempt from income tax under specific international agreements in New Zealand.

(125) Insurance of tax - exempt bonds didn't exist before 1971, and even after that most bonds remained uninsured.

(126) The survey included a range of employee levels including; executives, directors, managers, other exempt employees, and nonexempt employees.

(127) And money saved is both risk-free and exempt from taxes.

(128) Whether not to constitute garnishment exempt rights of the witness in China reflects conflicts between social public profits and individual ones.

(129) Others demand payment for administrative costs, including search time, redaction of exempt information, and copying.

(130) But, will exempt from inspection system's movement in the reality to present the negative function surely.

(131) The proposed fee increases for Cayman exempt and non - resident companies are increased.

(132) How many people today really imagine "art" as a privileged category, exempt from the machinations of the marketplace?

(133) Article 42 All account books, receipts and administrative balance herein are exempt from taxes and duties.

(134) It was once widely believed that living organisms might exempt from the second law of thermodynamics.

(135) Everyone had tentacles smothering their faces and dangling down their necks like fleshy snake beards, even the women and children were not exempt from this disfiguration .

(136) Rich players will be exempt from taxes, I mean, durability repair prices.

(137) Going to vocational school meant being exempt from pressure and tension.

(138) Some even issue Napoleonic unilateral "statements" declaring themselves to be exempt from the laws of the land.

(139) He points his stick to exempt this one and that.

(140) To attract more investors and offshore funds to Hong Kong, measures have been taken to abolish estate duty and exempt offshore funds from profits tax.

(141) The Constitution guarantees the freedom of religion and this, plus the fact that church property is tax exempt, ought to mean that anyone can go anyplace to worship.

(142) Those enterprises whose term of operation less than 10 years are exempt from income tax for the first two profit-making years.

(143) Specialist tobacconists are exempt from the ban, while displays will be permitted in cash and carry and duty-free stores if they are confined to a secluded area.

(143) Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and build good sentences.

(144) What are mycotoxin controls or country of origin if exempt of flour for noodles?

(145) At one time administrative inspections were considered exempt from the constitutional warrant requirement.

(146) Bicyclists often ride as though two-wheeled vehicles are exempt from all traffic laws.

(147) The Royal Family is to be exempt from any cuts in public spending next year when its civil list funding is settled for the next 10 years.

(148) But imports are exempt, so practically all of the sport cars and large sport utility vehicles sold in China are imported.

(149) In light of the trend, Beijing's taxation authorities explained that the income gained from stocks and funds is exempt from taxes, according to a national regulation.

(150) Enterprises with foreign investment in the development Zone shall be exempt from local income tax.