Sentence examples for appropriate deduction from inspiring English sources

So many so that even a good tax preparer can miss an appropriate deduction or deserved credit, if they don't have all the information from the taxpayer.

Total owed to owners: £557.8m at 16 per cent 2012 interest to owners: £76.1m Potential tax avoided in 2012: £19m * The amount of tax potentially avoided for each company was estimated by applying the rate of corporation tax to the amount of interest paid or accrued on loans from owners, with appropriate deductions where companies have disclosed them.

Don't be afraid to claim appropriate deductions.

TaxCut TaxCut finds appropriate deductions based on previously entered data.

TurboTax "finds" appropriate deductions more easily than TaxCut, but both will account for a variety of deductions and credits, and each includes a miscellaneous category.

These programs provide valuable information on taxes and they lead to taking appropriate deductions.

Significantly more frequent changes in behavior were found in the intervention group than in the control group at the end of the one-year study for 18 of the 68 variables, including such items as establishing records, using a budget, obtaining low-cost life insurance and taking appropriate tax deductions.

Having a federal tax ID number is the first step in paying the correct amount of taxes to the federal government and in making the appropriate tax deductions for your employees.

However, this deduction is illogical.

It is a classification employed extensively in federal taxation, which under appropriate circumstances allows deductions to the selfemployed not allowed to employees, 8 discriminates sharply between earned income and capital gains, 9 and sets apart certain types of wage earning for social security tax and for benefits.

In this letter it appeared only that agents or branch offices in other states were paid for services of value by commission on such basis as was agreed upon outside of New Mexico, but not that there was in any case a deduction from appropriate commissions inside the State.