The phrase "a few deductions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of conclusions or inferences drawn from information or evidence.
Example: "After reviewing the data, I made a few deductions about the trends in customer behavior."
Alternatives: "some conclusions" or "a couple of inferences".
And again, his plan therefore involves 9 percent income taxes with few deductions, a de facto 9 percent levy on wages, and a 9 percent sales tax.
A simple return with few deductions can be filed effectively using almost any tax software.
If you do, you might get a few extra deductions for IRAs, retirement plans and charitable deductions.
The plans also retain to some degree a few (not the same few) deductions of widest possible appeal and use--personal exemptions, or some mortgage interest deduction for primary residence, or IRAs, or (in two plans) deductions for state and local income or property tax.
He favors a flat tax that would allow few deductions besides home mortgage interest and state and local taxes, and he would get rid of the capital gains tax, the so-called death tax on estates and the tax on Social Security benefits.
There are, however, a few interest deductions you might miss while burning the midnight oil, including interest on estate taxes that have been deferred, interest on a business loan and certain types of investment-related interest.
Likewise, we can make a few additional deductions based on the history of China-US cyber relations.
"People with just a W2 income -- meaning they're a traditional employee of one company -- and perhaps a few itemized deductions may want to consider purchasing their own tax software," says Laurie Samay, a client service associate at Palisades Hudson Financial Group, a firm in Scarsdale, N.Y., specializing in complex tax returns.
It holds that markets generally get it right, and that government intervention should be limited, including through a simple tax code with low rates and few deductions.
