Exclusion

1. Injuries, illnesses, or other conditions for which a health insurance policy does not provide coverage. Exclusions exist because they are thought to be too risky for the health insurance provider. For example, many insurance providers exclude treatment for some types of cancer because they are so expensive to treat. See also: Pre-existing condition.

2. Income that is not considered gross income for tax purposes. Exclusions include gifts, inheritance, and some others. It is important to note that just because a type of income is an exclusion, it does not mean that it is not taxed; it simply may be taxed differently. Exclusions are stated in the U.S. Tax Code.

Exclusion.

Medical services that insurance companies do not pay for are called exclusions. A typical exclusion is a wartime injury or a self-inflicted wound.

But coverage for certain pre-existing conditions, or health problems you had before you were covered by the policy, may also be excluded on some policies.

Exclusion

An amount of income that is not included in gross income because the Tax Code excludes it. Examples, include gain from a qualified sale of a principal residence, income earned abroad, and gifts and inheritances.

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The paper particularly analyzes social exclusion in Luxemburg, even though Luxemburg is one of the most developed European Union (EU) countries.

The forms and determinants of social exclusion in the European Union: the case of Luxemburg

USTR issued exclusions for 10 goods described in various Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) subheadings, including plastic containers, polyester yarn and steel pet cages, among other goods, according to a notice published in the Federal Register on Aug.

Exclusions For Second And Third China Tariff Tranches Issued

And of these exclusions 11 - a record number - were for racist abuse.

Primaries' shut-outs hit a high for racism; pupil exclusions increasing

"We are also embedding a Pupil Placement Panel to work with schools to identify and support children at risk from exclusion."

Teesside driving national increase in pupil exclusions

A rising number of exclusions in the North East have led to the increase and there has been a 13% rise in permanent exclusions for assaults against an adult in a year.

42 KIDS A DAY ARE EXPELLED; Highest exclusion figure in 10 years

Commenters have raised questions about inconsistent tax treatment that could arise as a result of the temporary nature of the increased exclusion amount, the IRS said in a preamble to the proposed regulations.

Estate and gift exclusion clawback addressed in proposed regs: A special rule allows the TCJA's higher exclusion amount to continue to apply in some instances after the provision's scheduled sunset

Permanent exclusions amounted to twice the national average last year, although this is an improvement from the previous year when it had the highest rate in the country.

Town's school exclusions twice national average; council report says number of pupils 'paints a worrying picture'

There were 339 exclusions lasting five days or fewer in Cardiff's primary schools in 2017/18 - which meant a total of 526-and-a-half school days for these pupils were lost.

Hardship gets blame for rise in school exclusions

There were 339 exclusions lasting five days or fewer in Cardiff's primary schools in 2017-18 - which meant a total of 526-and-a-half school days were lost for these pupils.

Rise in primary school pupils being excluded