Vyjmutí

Vyjmutí is a Czech noun that denotes the act of taking something out, removing it, or exempting it from a rule, obligation, or condition. The term is used both in everyday language and in formal contexts such as law, administration, and finance.

From the verb vyjmout (to remove, to take out), vyjmutí is formed with the prefix vy-, indicating outward movement or exclusion. In Czech, it is followed by the genitive: vyjmutí z something (for example vyjmutí z daně, vyjmutí z registru).

In legal and administrative contexts, vyjmutí describes a granted exemption or an exception that removes someone or something from a general rule. It can refer to tax exemptions, exemptions from duties or obligations, or removal from inclusion in a list, register, or program.

Typical collocations include vyjmutí z daně (tax exemption), vyjmutí z povinnosti (exemption from a duty), vyjmutí z registru (removal from a registry), and vyjmutí z režimu (exemption from a regime). The concept is distinct from vyloučení, which denotes exclusion from membership or participation rather than a formal exception.

See also: vyjmout, vyjmutý; related terms in law and taxation.