United States — Iowa
Iowa Code § 450.4 - Exemptions
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This provision says the tax imposed by the chapter is not collected for several listed categories of estates and property interests.
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This provision says the tax imposed by the chapter is not collected for several listed categories of estates and property interests.
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Labor unions and related persons must not cause a work stoppage or slowdown for jurisdictional disputes over who has the right to do the work.
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Certain school districts must pick up teacher assessments by reducing teachers’ pay and paying the amount to the board of trustees.
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The association determines a plan sponsor’s principal place of business using reasonable judgment and listed factors.
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An obligor may contest an out-of-state income withholding order and must notify specified parties of the contest.
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The council must elect a chairperson and vice chairperson from its membership; each serves one year and may be reelected.
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The system may waive collection of certain overpayments, underpayments, or other debts in its discretion if the debt is more than three years old and there is no evidence of fraud or other misconduct by the affected employer, member, or beneficiary.
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The department’s record check system must screen certain employees and volunteers, evaluate certain criminal or abuse records, and may allow participation only if conditions are met.
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Local government officials, employees, and contractors are generally immune from state-law damages and may be indemnified by the local government for certain federal-law damages and criminal-defense attorney fees, subject to limits and exceptions.
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The state must indemnify covered state officials, employees, and contractors in specified situations, and some of them are entitled to attorney-general representation.
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The commissioner must issue written citations for certain employer or employee violations and must post citations prominently; citations cannot be issued more than six months after a violation.
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Child support services must enter new hire data into a centralized database within 5 business days of receiving it from employers, and transmit registry records to the national new hire directory within 3 business days after the information is entered.