For large companies, that can be a substantial expense; even at a company our size, it added up to $2 million or $3 million a year.
In briefings filed with the court, Mr. Braswell's lawyers argued that, because of his conviction, he had incurred substantial expenses for psychiatric treatment, found his credibility questioned in business dealings, and had difficulty in merging his business with other companies.
On her 2008 and 2009 tax return, the taxpayer reported no income but deducted substantial expenses for hay and other feed, fence and barn supplies, veterinary costs, boarding and training horses, farrier costs, transportation costs, insurance premiums, and personal property taxes, resulting in large losses in both years.
They charge hefty fees for their efforts, and incur substantial expenses for marketing and distribution, which, one way or another, are passed on to investors.
The failure in secondary prevention leads to substantial expenses for long-term complications, such as coronary heart disease and end-stage renal disease [ 34].
However, in a number of countries with very low tuition for health care education, students nevertheless incur substantial expenses, for instance, for housing, meals, medical textbooks and equipment [ 91], requiring them to seek funding support, for instance, through a financial-incentive programme.
The IRS told lawmakers it would not reprogram its system to account for the possibility the AMT would not be patched because "if Congress were to act at some point next year to enact a new AMT patch, the time and substantial expense necessary for the IRS to reprogram its systems... would ultimately be wasted".
In addition to the substantial expense, competition for patient enrollment among the various agents also complicates the process.
The suspect typically must retain an attorney at substantial expense to protect against false or misleading accusations.
The profit reflected substantial expense cuts and came despite a decline in revenue.
