Article 9 sets out the conditions for an entity to be exempt from Corporate Tax as a Qualifying Public Benefit Entity. The entity must be established and operated exclusively for purposes like religion, charity, science, education, or public welfare. It must not conduct any business activity unrelated to its core purpose. A critical condition is that its income and assets are used solely to further its established mission, with no part benefiting any private shareholder, member, or founder. The exemption is effective once the entity is listed in a Cabinet decision, and it must provide information to the Authority to monitor compliance.