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hospitalization or nursing care of human beings, or institutions,
agencies, hospitals, boarding homes and boarding houses licensed by
the Department of Health and Human Services under Title 22,
Subtitle 6 and Title 22, section 1781;

 
5. Area agencies on aging. Sales of meals sold by hospitals,
schools, long-term care facilities, food contractors and
restaurants to incorporated nonprofit area agencies on aging for
the purpose of providing meals to the elderly;

 
6. Congregate housing facilities. Sales of meals sold to
residents of incorporated nonprofit church-affiliated congregate
housing facilities for the elderly in which at least 75% of the
units are available for leasing to eligible low-income residents;

 
7. Colleges. Sales of meals served by a college to employees
of the college when the meals are purchased with debit cards
issued by the college;

 
8. Camps. Rental charged for living or sleeping quarters or
housekeeping accommodations at camps that are entitled to
exemption from property tax under section 652, subsection 1;

 
9. Hospitals and nursing facilities. Rental charged for living
or sleeping quarters in an institution licensed by the State for
the hospitalization or nursing care of human beings;

 
10. Schools and school-sponsored organizations. Sales of meals
sold by elementary and secondary schools and by student
organizations sponsored by those schools, including booster clubs
and student or parent-teacher organizations, as long as the
profits from the sales are used to benefit those schools or
student organizations or are used for a charitable purpose;

 
11. Certain meals and lodging. The value of meals or lodging
provided to employees at their place of employment, when the
value of those meals or that lodging is allowed as a credit
toward the wages of those employees; and

 
12. Auxiliary organization of American Legion. Sales of meals
sold by a nonprofit auxiliary organization of the American Legion
in connection with a fund-raising event sponsored by the
auxiliary organization if the meals and related items and
services are provided in a room that is separate from the lounge
facilities, if any, of the American Legion and patrons are
prohibited from taking alcoholic beverages from the lounge
facilities to the separate room where the meals are provided.

 
§4952. Persons exempt from tax


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