Sentence examples for deduct amounts from inspiring English sources

The Treasury will deduct amounts owed in back child support, student loans and other obligations tracked by its Financial Management Services office.

As a result, Ms. McGuire said, if an appeal has been filed and the letter writer continues to deduct amounts from her rent, it would be wise to set aside the money until the matter is resolved.

The hurdle is 7.5% of adjusted gross income, and you can only deduct amounts above that.

Unlike a charitable remainder trust (see below), however, the charitable lead trust and its activities are fully taxable on its income and capital gains, although it may deduct amounts paid to the charitable beneficiary.

But the wealthy are much more likely to use the charitable contributions deduction and to deduct large amounts.

Deduct amount B from amount A. A minus B equals the amount of diminished value.

The law also allows the banks to deduct the amounts paid to regulators from any settlement with Enron investors, said John T. Bostelman, a lawyer at Sullivan & Cromwell in New York.

And housing markets where borrowers can deduct large amounts of mortgage interest, notably the United States, suffer similar distortions, with predictably troublesome results.

Mr. Romney might manage to largely avoid payroll taxes, except for those on the $374,000 he makes in speaking fees, said Roberton Williams, a senior fellow at the Tax Policy Center, and he might deduct large amounts for charitable contributions.

And they may be able to deduct added amounts for sales taxes on the purchase of a car, recreational vehicle, truck, boat or plane, home or home building materials.

Under a loophole in the tax code, companies can deduct unlimited amounts of executive pay from their federal income taxes, as long as it is so-called "performance-based" pay.