exemption threshold
US: /ɪɡˈzɛmpʃən ˈθrɛʃhoʊld/
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Definition of exemption threshold - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

financeTECH.fixed limit below which a tax or rule does not have to be paidTECH.
  • Low-income families benefit from a higher exemption threshold.
  • The new policy raised the exemption threshold for inheritance tax.
  • Investors closely watched any changes to the capital gains exemption threshold.
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Expressions with exemption

tax exemptionn.
part of income or value not counted when calculating tax
Each dependent gives you an additional tax exemption on your return.
hardship exemptionn.
special permission to avoid a rule due to difficulty
She applied for a hardship exemption to avoid the mandatory training.
complete exemptionn.
full release from a specific duty payment rule or responsibility
Students received complete exemption from the examination fees that year.
partial exemptionn.
official release from only part of a payment or legal duty
The charity received a partial exemption from local property taxes.
total exemptionn.
state of being fully excused from a specific duty or payment
The charity received total exemption from local property taxes.
exemption clausen.
specific written condition that removes duty or responsibility in stated situations
The contract contained an exemption clause limiting the company's liability for delays.

Expressions with threshold

nuclear thresholdn.
point where nuclear weapons might be used
The conflict reached the nuclear threshold.
cross the thresholdv.
physically enter a place
She crossed the threshold of the old house with caution.
at the threshold ofprep.
very close to starting a new stage or situation
The country stands at the threshold of a major political change.
on the thresholdadv.
about to start or experience something new
She felt excited, on the threshold of a new adventure.
threshold leveln.
the starting point of something
The noise reached a threshold level and became noticeable.
as a threshold matteradv.
used to indicate something considered first before other issues
As a threshold matter, we must decide if the court has jurisdiction.
threshold valuen.
specific limit at which a change starts or a response is triggered
The alarm sounds when the temperature passes the threshold value.
pain thresholdn.
minimum intensity of stimulus causing pain
The doctor tested her pain threshold with a small needle.
threshold effectn.
point at which a small change leads to a significant effect
The threshold effect in climate change can lead to irreversible consequences.
threshold of consciousnessn.
level where something becomes noticed by the mind
The sound was just above the threshold of consciousness.

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  1. French:seuil d'exonération, ...
  2. German:Freigrenze, ...
  3. Italian:soglia di esenzione, ...
  4. Spanish:umbral de exención, ...
  5. Portuguese:limiar de isenção, ...
  6. Chinese:免税额, ...
  7. Japanese:免税点, ...
  8. Arabic:حَدّ الإِعْفاء, ...
  9. Hebrew:סַף פְּטוֹר, ...
  10. Russian:необлагаемый минимум, ...
  11. Ukrainian:поріг звільнення, ...
  12. Hindi:छूट सीमा, ...

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