"business portion" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it when referring to the amount of time or effort spent on business related activities or interests in comparison to other activities or interests. For example, "John has been devoting most of his time to his business portion of the family business lately."
The business portion of the home can be depreciated under the tax laws, increasing the deduction.
The business portion of the stimulus package allows companies to write off 50percentt of the cost of equipment in the year of purchase.
The commission also granted a special exemption for Dobson PCS, which had grown too large to be considered a small business, so that it could bid in the small business portion of the auction.
In an interview, Amy E. Hood, Microsoft's chief financial officer, said Microsoft was "seeing signs of stabilization" in the business portion of the PC business, while the consumer side of it was "more volatile".
By noon the flames had transformed into a desert waste that portion of the city bounded between Seventh and Fifteenth streets, from Main-street to the river, comprising the main business portion.
When it comes to those expenses, all is not lost: you can typically deduct the business portion of the expense.
The concept of CSS is basically good (with tweaks), however campus does not want to run any of the business portions of their work in any sort of consistent manner.
The new site is part of British Airways' push into electronic commerce, particularly into the vaunted business-to-business portion of that market.
Individual income tax: About one-third of the bill's net tax cuts would come from reductions in the non-business portion of the individual income tax.
"As with any business, a portion of that investment is translated in the pricing of these vehicles to the consumers".
The declaration lifts the stakes as Toshiba seeks outside investors for its coveted microchip business, a portion of which it is selling off to raise cash and stave off disaster.
