tax-free

No government cut

Tax-free describes income, goods, or transactions exempt from taxation: tax-free municipal bonds, tax-free savings accounts.

A tax-free shop at an airport sells goods without local duties.

The term often appears in financial and investment contexts where the exemption is a selling point: The inheritance was tax-free up to a certain amount.

exemption

threshold

Point of beginning

relief · rebate · credit · exclusion · income limit · dependent · filing status · standard deduction · itemized · loophole

duty-free

shopping

Acquiring goods at retailers

  • airportAviation passenger facility
  • customsTraditional practices or import taxes
  • importObtain from overseas

export · tourist · travel · international · luxury · perfume · alcohol · cigarettes · chocolate · souvenirs

investment

municipal bonds

Local government debt securities

  • 401(k)Tax-advantaged retirement savings account
  • IRATax-advantaged retirement fund
  • Roth IRATax-advantaged retirement account

ETFs · bonds · securities · dividends · capital gains · interest · portfolio · annuities · brokerage · index funds

retirement

pension

Retiree's ongoing benefit

IRA · Roth IRA · annuity · nest egg · seniors · Medicare · estate planning · inheritance · bequest · withdrawal

nonprofit

charity

Voluntary aid for others

endowment · foundation · gift · contribution · bequest · grant · aid · religious organization · educational institution · public benefit

Categories
Opposites
tax liability status

tax-freetaxable

Subject to government levy

taxed · nonexempt · dutiable · assessable · chargeable

financial burden

tax-freeovertaxed

Burdened beyond capacity

tariffed · surcharged

Family

free, tax, freedom, freely, taxes, taxation, taxpayer, overtaxed, overtax

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G