The phrase "allows the deduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one entity provides the opportunity or permission for a deduction to be made, often in financial or logical discussions.
Example: "The new tax law allows the deduction of certain expenses, making it easier for individuals to reduce their taxable income."
Alternatives: "permits the deduction" or "enables the deduction."
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 House bill allows the deduction of up to $10,000 in property taxes, but that provision was not enough of a concession for them.
Ekthesis refers in particular to the creation of a new term (in this case, Γ) that, together with the principle of reductio ad impossibile (a method of proving a proposition by showing that its denial leads to a contradiction), allows the deduction of the desired result.
Recursively, RSL allows the deduction of some new hierarchies.
But this study demonstrates that already a limited amount of information allows the deduction of basic patterns and linkages between the natural environment and infrastructure systems.
The new version keeps the cap while allowing the deduction to be used for sales and income taxes as well.
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.
The Senate version of the tax bill included rules that allowed the deduction to be claimed only by businesses that pay their employees significant wages.
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.
