Sentence examples for deducted at from inspiring English sources
Mileage may be deducted at 14 cents a mile.
"What's the most points you've deducted at once?" "I don't know".
More significantly, it prevents Malawi from collecting withholding tax – taxes deducted at source.
The gift can be deducted at market value without owing any capital gains tax.
The new tax would be deducted at source, at the same rate in every EU country, whenever interest was paid.
All savings accounts have a walloping 41% tax deducted at source, called rather imaginatively "Dirt" (deposit interest retention tax).
Assume that you will not receive income from this business for at least one year, so deduct at least one year of living expenses from the amount of cash you have available.
Even credit-card debt is effectively debit-card debt, as balances are deducted automatically at the end of the month and purchases that exceed the account balance are normally denied.
Based on the observation that energetic requirements of animals scale to metabolic body mass (i.e., M0.75) but gut capacity scales linearly with body mass (M1.0) in mammalian herbivores, Bell [2] and Jarman [3] deducted that at larger M, more gut capacity was available per unit energy requirement/food intake.
HMRC only tells the SLC how much employers have deducted from salaries at the end of each tax year.
The Financial Accounting Standards Board has not yet taken a final stand, but it is expected to require that the cost of options must be deducted from profits, at least in part, as an expense.
