| Free |
| Immune |
| Release |
| Excused |
| Out of it |
| Not liable |
| Not subject |
| Unobligated |
| Free (from) |
| Not included |
| Off the hook |
| Give a waiver |
| Not liable to |
| Not obligated |
| Getting a bye |
| Excused (from) |
| Duty-free, e.g. |
| Grandfather ___ |
| Released (from) |
| Give a waiver to |
| Not liable (for) |
| Not taxable, e.g. |
| Tax-loophole word |
| Excused (from tax) |
| Not obliged to pay |
| Excused — let off |
| Tax-___ (duty-free) |
| Free from liability |
| Free, as from taxes |
| Free from obligation |
| Free, as from a duty |
| Not subject to a law |
| Not subject to taxes |
| Free from obligations |
| Not subject to a rule |
| Freed from obligation |
| Freed (from), as taxes |
| Free from an obligation |
| Not subject to the rules |
| Above the rules, in a way |
| Excused from paying taxes |
| Let off the hook, in a way |
| Permitted to be unaffected |
| Not subject to (eg taxation) |
| Not subject to an obligation |
| Not subject to, as jury duty |
| Not subject to jury duty, say |
| Tax-__ (like municipal bonds) |
| Excused from a final exam, say |
| Release, as from an obligation |
| Like nonprofits vis-à-vis taxes |
| Not on the hook, as for taxation |
| Like churches, vis-à-vis most taxes |
| Taking advantage of a conscience clause, e.g. |