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The phrase "deductible for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to insurance policies or taxes. Example: The deductible for my car insurance policy is $500. This means that I am responsible for paying the first $500 of any damages before my insurance coverage kicks in.
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Britain made interest deductible for firms in 1853.
Then answer me this: what's your plan's deductible for a hospital visit?
Principal repayment is not deductible for your business, but it's also NOT taxable income to you!
With traditional Medicare, for instance, you'll probably have a deductible for your overall hospital stay.
Gifts and bequests are deductible for income and estate tax purposes.
An important question is whether the payment will be deductible for tax purposes.
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They would not exist but for our (still tax-deductible, for now) donations.
Until recently, such expenses were tax-deductible for firms from many European countries.
The subsidy will be tax-free for employees and tax-deductible for employers.
The gifts were not tax-deductible for the parents; they were tax-free for the recipients.
Salary-sacrifice schemes (tax-deductible) for places in university nurseries, and voucher schemes for other nurseries.
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