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“The deal - officially called a tax-free cash-rich split - would not be considered a sale under Internal Revenue Service guidelines, allowing Yahoo and its Asian partners to avoid taxes.”
“M/M_____, I have some important information for investors on what’s called a tax-free municipal bond fund.”
“Free enjoyed a special peak in native English usage between 1981 and 1986, big years for discussions of tax-free alternatives and free trade and, not accidentally, the Free World standing shoulder-to-shoulder with President Reagan against the unfree Evil Empire and its political friends.”
“So-called 529 plans are state-sponsored accounts for college savers in which any earnings are tax-free as long as they are used to pay for qualified higher-education expenses.”
“There's no federal deduction on money as it goes into an account, but the earnings are tax-free if used for either undergraduate or graduate tuition, fees, room, board, books and supplies.”
“ITT launched the tax-free spinoff of the two businesses to shareholders under the belief that the sum of its parts would be worth more than the $52 a share the ITT stock was trading at in early January.”
The Wall Street Journal: ITT Businesses to Make Debut as Separate Firms
“Amazon.com Inc. could soon have California's blessing to continue making tax-free sales in the state for one year.”
“A simple solution to seniors' mortgage problems: a one-time, tax-free transfer from an IRA toward the reduction or elimination of a mortgage.”
The Wall Street Journal: On Getting Older and Working Much Longer
“Amazon could soon have California's blessing to continue making tax-free sales in the state for one year.”
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