The family of a New York firefighter, for example, would be obliged to deduct not only generous pension benefits but also the automatic $250,000 federal award for uniformed personnel who die in the line of duty.
So, from above one can simply deduct that we are not only one as humanity, but we are one with the entire physical manifestation of the universe, looking through a powerful microscope.
Not only can you deduct all eligible expenses, you might be able to deduct losses up to $25,000 in the current or future tax years.
Not only can firms deduct from existing tax bills a large chunk of their investment in the region, but profits earned there escape federal tax for ten years.
You'll not only be able to deduct every penny of the cost, but you'll gain valuable insight into running a successful eBay business.
Conversely, points are deducted from a panellist who gives "answers which are not only wrong, but pathetically obvious," typically answers that are generally believed to be true but in fact are misconceptions, or for obvious joke answers.
For example, if Donald Trump bought the Yankees for $1.5 billion, he could deduct about $100 million per year for 15 years on profits not only from the Yankees but from his other companies that made a profit.
I deducted those chunks from our total income — and was horrified to conclude not only that some money was missing, but that someone had apparently absconded with $10,000.
Teachers in California make large contributions to their pensions, and once those were deducted, their taxpayer-paid benefits were eclipsed by those of city workers, who can not only retire much earlier but also contribute less.
The carrier framework can be used not only for consumers who take monthly plans, but also for prepaid accounts, with each purchase deducted from there, as already happens with phone minutes, data bytes and SMS messages.
