Exempt groups

Exempt groups refer to specific categories of individuals or organizations that are not subject to certain regulations or requirements that typically apply to others. For example, in tax law, some non-profit organizations may be exempt from paying certain taxes because they serve public or charitable purposes. In other contexts, exempt groups might include certain government employees or specific roles that don’t adhere to standard rules. Understanding which groups are exempt can clarify compliance duties, tax liabilities, or eligibility for specific benefits.