exemptions

Freedom from rules

Exemptions are instances of being excused from a requirement, duty, or obligation that applies to others.

Tax exemptions reduce taxable income for certain categories like dependents or charitable donations.

She claimed three exemptions on her tax return.

Religious or medical exemptions allow people to opt out of vaccinations or other mandates.

The word carries a sense of official permission to be excluded from something generally required.

tax

deductions

Conclusions from reasoning

mortgage interest · retirement · healthcare · standard deduction · itemized · filing · adjustments · contributions · property · estate

legal

statutes

Formally enacted laws

plaintiff · acquittal · verdict · appeal · prosecution · defense · counsel · legislation · ordinance · regulation

privileges

entitlements

Legally guaranteed benefits

allowances · rights · fringe benefits · dispensations · preferential treatment · elite status · VIP access · grandfathering · special status · immunity

military

conscription

Mandatory military enrollment

conscientious objector · enlistment · selective service · duty · reserve · deployment · medical discharge · clergy · essential workers · student deferment

religious

conscience

Internal moral sense

sacraments · dietary · Sabbath · holy days · clergy · vaccination · medical treatment · dress code · oaths · pacifism

Categories
Opposites
obligation/requirement

exemptionsmandates

Authoritative commands or requirements

requirements · obligations · duties · compulsions · impositions

inclusion/coverage

exemptionsinclusions

Things placed within

applications · impositions · coverages · subjections

benefit/burden

exemptionsliabilities

Amounts owed to others

responsibilities · obligations · accountabilities · burdens · levies

Phrases
Family

exemption

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