Sentence examples for deducted immediately from inspiring English sources

This means the costs of these often-lucrative perks would be deducted immediately from profits.

Under such a system all business purchases would be deducted immediately, or "expensed".

The tribunal ruled the points should be deducted immediately – which moves the club down to 11th place in the table – and also fined the Red Devils £5,000.

A. Almost entirely with the tax savings we're realizing because of the law Congress passed at the end of 2010, which allows capital investments to be deducted immediately, not over time.

"Almost entirely with the tax savings we're realizing because of the law Congress passed at the end of 2010, which allows capital investments to be deducted immediately, not over time," he responded.

In Britain, a tough and unpopular new pension standard called FRS17, to be fully enforced from 2005, says that companies must account for all their pension assets at market prices, and that deficits must be deducted immediately from total gains and losses, or surpluses added back.

Under the plan, the amount that small businesses could deduct immediately for the purchase of equipment would be increased.

That measure would give a 10 percent tax credit for new hiring this year and extend an expired break that last year allowed businesses to deduct immediately the cost of new plants and equipment.

But the administration has also been criticized for a tax provision that would permit small business owners to deduct immediately the entire cost of most of the largest S.U.V.'s, including the BMW X5 and the Hummer H2.

Firms would be allowed to deduct immediately the cost of all spending on long-term equipment rather than depreciate it over time.Mr Obama also wants to keep many of the Bush tax cuts that primarily benefit the 98% of households that make less than $250,000 a year.

In a speech in Cleveland tomorrow, President Obama will propose an economic stimulus plan that would allow businesses to deduct immediately the entire cost of new equipment from taxes, instead of having to deduct it over the course of up to 20 years, as is the case now.