Sentence examples for could be deducted from inspiring English sources
The cost of printing their resumes and delivering them to officials while setting up their big move could be deducted when itemizing deductions.
Finally, 20percentt could be deducted from what is left, part of the business deductions available for automobiles.
Under current rules, just less than $60,000 could be deducted.
Or: "A man called the I.R.S. and asked if birth control pills could be deducted.
Conversely, money could be deducted from the card of a child caught scribbling on a bus shelter, or indulging in some other act the government has taken against.
One idea is that this money could be deducted from a person's estate once they had died, with the poorest paying nothing.
Back then, such payments could even be deducted from tax as a business expense.
Business expenses could still be deducted as offsets to revenue in the determination of income, to be reported identically to the Internal Revenue Service and to stockholders.
Apparently, Republicans are so wedded to keeping the Bush-era tax cuts for the rich that they would prefer to hurt charities and the vast nonprofit sector, which would inevitably suffer if donations from the rich could not be deducted.
He said: "Back then, such payments could even be deducted from tax as a business expense.
