Sentence examples for at deductions from inspiring English sources

Plans for Tax Overhaul Take Aim at Deductions President Bush's tax advisory commission agreed to recommend two alternative plans, both of which would limit or eliminate almost all existing tax deductions, including those for state and local income and property taxes.

In Topics 163b28 32, Aristotle seems to allude to this technique: "For just as in the art of remembering, the mere mention of the places instantly makes us recall the things, so these will make us more apt at deductions through looking to these defined premises in order of enumeration".

Conservatives love to sneer at deductions for solar panels or electric cars as 'tax expenditures,' implying they're just forms of government spending to advance policy goals.

Despite all my efforts at deduction, association, and use of the Morton technique, supposed to be infallible for recalling a person's name[2], I have been unable to remember what I was told, what I did, who took care of me, since I was living alone with my mother.

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"The I.R.S. looks closely at these deductions because there has been tremendous abuse".

A new IRS restaurant industry audit manual urges a close look at tax deductions for small amounts of food given to charity: "What is the fair market value of three-day-old bread?

Here's a look at the deductions you won't be able to claim on your 2018 taxes ― and what you can do instead.

His schemes would also lower taxes on the rich to a level not seen since the 1920s while whittling away at the deductions for home mortgages and philanthropic giving that have helped the middle class.

For instance; it was difficult to access loans, at times deductions were made from those on sick leave without prior communication.

The problem is not just that federal rates are going up next year so that 2010 deductions (at 35%) are worth less than the pain (at 39.6%) of offsetting income in 2011.