reomission
/riːˈɒmɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
A condition of being exempt from payment or duty, especially of a tax.
“The charity benefited from a reomission from local taxes on donated goods.”
2. noun
The act of omitting or refraining from taking something, especially a tax or payment.
“The company’s reomission of the tax helped increase its profit margins.”
3. verb
To omit or refrain from taking something, especially a tax or payment.
“The government reomitted the tax on essential goods to alleviate the financial burden on citizens.”