The phrase "allow deductible" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to tax deductions or insurance, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "Please ensure that all expenses are within the range that allow deductible amounts for tax purposes."
Alternatives: "permit deductions" or "authorize deductible expenses."
In the Texas lawsuit that bankrupted the NHF, a Brownsville doctor in 1997 set up a split-dollar life insurance deal allowing deductible payments to NHF with eventual insurance payouts going to a trust set up for his brain-damaged son.
Two-thirds of the lawmakers who received its donations in 2012 co-sponsored a bill to allow tax-deductible gifts to renovate Greek houses, Bloomberg reports.
Historically, P.M.I. premiums were not deductible on federal tax returns, but in late 2006, the law was changed to allow the deduction for the 2007 tax year.
Roth Individual Retirement Accounts do not allow for tax-deductible contributions but do allow for tax-free withdrawals in retirement.
In addition, there are a variety of other ways that settlements could be classified for tax purposes to allow them to be deductible.
Now Mr. Bush proposes to allow participants to deduct the full cost of the premiums for the high-deductible coverage as well.
In the coming months Lujan said HackerCare plans to create a deductible pool that will allow members to receive up to 80percentt deductible coverage in the case of a catastrophic event.
The Republicans have amended their bill to allow women who face deductibles to obtain free mammograms through a State Health Department program.
The Assembly's version of the bill would not allow insurers to charge deductibles for mammograms, while Senate versions would.
But a key Democratic legislator remains dissatisfied with a provision in the Republican bill that would allow insurers to charge deductibles for mammograms, and cast doubt on whether the Democrat-controlled acceptly would accepthehe bill.
But a key Democratic legislator remains dissatisfied with a provision that would allow insurers to charge deductibles for mammograms, and cast doubt on whether the Democrat-controlled New York acceptly would accepthehe bill.
