The phrase "allowed deductions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, taxes, or any situation where certain deductions are permitted or authorized.
Example: "The accountant explained the allowed deductions that could reduce my taxable income this year."
Alternatives: "permissible deductions" or "authorized deductions".
Speaking on Insiders on Sunday, Cormann said the remuneration tribunal granted the travel allowance and the tax office allowed deductions for politicians' accommodation expenses.
Assignment of chemical structures to the main molecular ions has allowed deductions about the chemical processes underlying radiation induced change to be made.
It would have allowed deductions for up to $2,000 in educational outlays by parents whose children attended public or private schools, including religious ones.
A 2002 internal IRS memo suggests that doctors shouldn't be allowed deductions for funds that could be used for such personal purposes even if they hadn't actually been used that way.
Tax evasion occurs when one fails to report income or claims more than the legally allowed deductions.
In January 2002, the FITB published a new set of incentives for investing in the Fiji Islands, in which enterprises involved in exports are allowed deductions from total income for taxation purposes.
The procedure allowed deduction of optimal conditions and the predicted optimum was acetonitrile 5 mM of sodium heptane sulfonate (21.6 78.4, v/v), pH of the mobile phase adjusted at 2.0 with ortho phosphoric acid.
Once you have your total allowed expenses, subtract 10percentt of your adjusted gross income from the total, and the remaining expense amount is the allowed deduction.
Then Scott Rogers published in July 2013 that his team performed nucleic acid (DNA and RNA) sequencing and the results allowed deduction of the metabolic pathways represented in the accretion ice and, by extension, in the lake.
This zebrafish abca12 gene had an open reading frame, and all splice sites appeared intact, which allowed deduction of the intron-exon organization.
Segregation analysis in 16 European (CEPH) pedigrees allowed deduction of the microsatellite and AMY gene copy number content of haplotypes (Fig. 5, Supplementary Material, Fig. S6 and Dataset S3).
