Sentence examples for and deducting from inspiring English sources

And it keeps the books, crediting the office supply firm with $1,000 in credits for the desk and deducting that amount from the lawyer's account.

The threat of that blacklist is one reason lawyers caution against paying for repairs yourself and deducting the cost from your rent, unless you have received written permission from your landlord.

He has found a way to speed repairs: He allows trusted tenants to manage their own units, including getting bids on work that has to be done, paying the bills and deducting the costs from the rent.

Aside from bulking up the portions and deducting sweetbreads and squab from the menu (most Long Islanders, he finds, don't like them), he said he had made few artistic concessions, so he does not regret "regressing".

Tax professionals suspect — but cannot prove — that some donors are tucking their contributions to the groups into their marketing or advertising budgets and deducting them from their taxes, she said.

However, any gain you make is calculated by taking the sale price and deducting its value when it became yours (taken to be the value at the date of your father's death) then subtracting legal fees and estate agents' fees.

The Shaughnessy's agree to lend Hagerty money and deduct Kathleen's salary from the loan.

Judges note and deduct points for cosmestic work to paint, upholstery and chrome.

The clerk put the coffee back on the shelf and deducted the amount.

Justice Department lawyers also contend that Homestore capitalized its bogus spending and deducted that cost over time.

Mr. Presley, for example, paid $505,000 and deducted $2.6 million from his taxable income for 1976.