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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allows for deduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or context that permits or enables the process of deducing or inferring something.
Example: "The new policy allows for deduction of expenses related to remote work, making it easier for employees to manage their finances."
Alternatives: "permits deduction" or "facilitates deduction".
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Although the assumptions of the sustained arousal model cannot be proved per se, it allows for deduction of testable hypotheses.
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However, the new amount allowed for deduction — about $47,000 over five years, up from about $15,000 — now makes buying a luxury car much more attractive.
After allowing for deductions and credits, an estimated 3,270 estates will owe tax.
"If one person makes much more than the other, filing separately might allow for deductions that would otherwise be limited," Featherngill says.
In fact, many tax rules are exemptions and allow for deductions – they are essentially ways for the government to try and get you and your business to spend money the way the government wants.
There are extensions of time to file tax returns and estimated tax payments; there are rules that allow for deductions of economic loss from a disaster event; there are even rules allowing for faster tax filing that permit a taxpayer to take a tax deduction faster and get tax refund dollars much quicker than the normal filing time.
Before 2006, homeowners were restricted to a 30percentt deduction off of their adjusted gross income, but the new tax rule allows for a deduction of up to 50percentt.
The use of t-polynomials facilitates communication on the data and allows for easy deduction of lengths, moment arms,... for use in anatomical reconstructions and biomechanical applications.
Although the investor will receive the same coupon income of $5.125 each year, he will be taxed on a reduced amount, since the tax code allows for a deduction of the bond premium.
The IRS still allows for certain deductions (called adjustments to income) that you don't have to itemize to claim: that handful of deductions can be found at the bottom of the front page of your form 1040.
The 199A deduction allows for up to a "20% deduction" of qualified business income for certain business owners, trusts, and estates.
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