Sentence examples similar to concluding deduction from inspiring English sources
On audit, the Internal Revenue Service concluded the deduction was subject to the 2% floor on miscellaneous itemized deductions and allowed a deduction of $9,780 the amount by which the fees exceeded 2% of the trusts adjusted gross income of $623,050.
Instead, the Service took a more direct approach to denying the book-writing deductions, concluding that while the activity might eventually evolve into a for-profit business, it certainly hadn't done so during the years at issue.
The majority is simply mistaken in concluding that a tax deduction, unlike a tax credit or a direct grant to parents, promotes religious education in a manner that is only "attenuated". Ante at 399, 400.
He examines the origins of the deduction for personal interest alongside the birth of the modern federal income tax and concludes that the deduction had nothing to do with encouraging or rewarding home ownership.
We conclude that the deduction taken for the benefit of the parent in the prior year is not a rational measure of the need of a different household with which the child of the tax-deducting parent lives and rests on an irrebuttable presumption often contrary to fact.
One paper made unfounded deductions about findings, concluding that children in the intervention groupwithout acknowledging that the measure for this outcome data was biased.
Still, most court decisions conclude that overstating deductions is not the same as omitting income.
Finally, with a little more deduction she concludes she is justified in believing that her gas tank is full.
Without reference to a dominant principle or underlying rationale, critique can no longer adopt the 'premise of a deduction that concludes, "this, then, is what needs to be done"' (Foucault, 2002b[1978a]: 2002b[1978a]
