Sentence examples for deduct what from inspiring English sources

People can deduct what they pay to transport hazardous waste to an illegal dump.

As a result, it will not have to deduct what is essentially a back payment to Social Security from non-Social Security revenue in this year's budget, and the non-Social Security surplus will be $4.3 billion higher.

"When people can no longer deduct what they pay in [state and local] taxes, their willingness and ability to pay those taxes is eroded," said Noelle Ellerson Ng, a policy expert at the American Association of School Administrators.

They deduct what we know from what we are, and give us a glimpse of ourselves that is deeply moving, sometimes frightening, but remains surprisingly funny and achingly familiar.

But other money-saving provisions, including a deduction on interest paid on new-home mortgages and a provision allowing Americans to deduct what they pay in state and local taxes, would be curtailed.

Add to this the interest for the time our wages have been kept back, and deduct what you paid for our clothing, and three doctor's visits to me, and pulling a tooth for Mandy, and the balance will show what we are in justice entitled to….

While the family saw an increase in income from $76,000 a year in 1999 to $99,000 a year in 2009, the researchers then deducted what they estimated would go to pay for insurance premiums, deductibles and co-payments and taxes to support Medicare and Medicaid.

For instance, the House and Senate bills both eliminated deductions for state and local income taxes, but allowed filers to continue deducting what they pay in property taxes up to a $10,000 limit.

"Deducting what his fee was first, I'm certain," he said.

After the bank deducted what it was owed, the lawsuit said, the remaining money was divvied up among other investors in the credit facility, including CIGPF.

The most important appears in its discussion of banks' net interest income, the measure of what a bank earns on its lending after deducting what it pays out on deposits and other liabilities.