Sentence examples for any deductions for from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Cuomo, who has made his national reputation in part by resisting the loss of any deductions for New Yorkers, appeared angered.

If you claim any deductions for which you have no evidence and are then audited, you will probably have to pay additional tax, interest and a penalty; if any are overlooked, you will pay too much tax.

In fact, even if Romney eliminated all of their other loopholes and benefits — by, for instance, preventing them from claiming any deductions for mortgage payments and charitable giving — then if he were serious about revenue neutrality he would still have to target the non-rich, scaling back some of their tax breaks, too.

Documentation is required for any deductions for expenses over $25.

The abolition of any deduction for wages is likely to raise the cost of employing workers, even with abolition of the employers' share of the payroll tax.

Accepting, therefore, as we must, the act of 1866, as construed by the Court of Appeals of New York, as not authorizing any deduction for debts by a shareholder of a national bank, is it for that reason absolutely void?

The amount of any deduction for depreciation allowable under section 167(a) to a tenant-stockholder with respect to any stock for any taxable year by reason of paragraph (1) shall not exceed the adjusted basis of such stock as of the close of the taxable year of the tenant-stockholder in which such deduction was incurred.

Beyond that point, any deduction for charitable donations will be valuable, probably worth between 22 and 40 cents on the dollar.

In November a Bush-appointed reform advisory panel proposed repealing the AMT, limiting the home mortgage interest tax break, wiping out any deduction for state and local taxes, and revamping retirement, education and health care savings accounts.

When they were both working, the couple's income approached $200,000 meaning they earned too much to get the child credits or any deduction for the interest on Jennifer's $65,000 in college and law school loans.

Finally, in cases when real-estate taxes are paid from the line of credit, perhaps with a life-expectancy set-aside requirement, any deduction for these taxes should happen as they are incurred rather than repaid.