The phrase "allow the deduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission or acceptance of a deduction is being discussed, such as in financial or tax-related matters.
Example: "The new tax regulations will allow the deduction of certain expenses, making it easier for individuals to reduce their taxable income."
Alternatives: "permit the deduction" or "authorize the deduction".
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.
Together these will allow the deduction of information on a series of solid earth processes responsible for the creation of the fields measured.
On Tuesday, the Senate approved a tax incentive for car buyers, sponsored by Senator Barbara A. Mikulski, Democrat of Maryland, that would allow the deduction of sales tax and loan interest on purchases made this year.
Wave propagation methods allow the deduction of the viscoelastic damping properties of materials from the waveform pattern of a transitory wave: the wave profile is recorded at two travel distances in a thin bar made of the medium studied.
In those countries that allow the deduction of extraordinary medical expenses, a stated percentage of the taxpayer's income often has to be used for this purpose before any deduction can be taken.
Such methods that allow the deduction of the past from modern genetic data are especially helpful in regions where ancient DNA studies are limited due to paucity of archaeological bone material.
One tweak might be to leave the existing value of deductions in place but not allow the deductions to rise when the Bush tax cuts expire and the highest tax rates revert to 36 and 39.6percentt.
New Mexico and Maine officials also told The Oregonian on Thursday that they, too, have heard from federal authorities and will no longer allow the deductions.
This technique typically allows the deduction to be taken twice, the senior Treasury tax official said.
The Internal Revenue Code allows the deduction of business expenses at private clubs from federal income tax.
The new version keeps the cap while allowing the deduction to be used for sales and income taxes as well.
