Sentence examples similar to deduction arising from inspiring English sources
The company didn't know that its competitors were taking deductions for taxes arising from the sales of bunker fuel to vessels in interstate commerce.
The loan would then be paid back through monthly deductions culled from the energy savings arising from the retrofit.
The I.R.S. said yesterday that the settlement "pre-emptively shuts down the deduction of over $1 billion in phantom tax losses arising from" the residuals.
Among them was a cap on the tax deductions that companies can claim for interest payments arising from internal group loans.
In order to see the generality of this argument, we have to note that the same problem also arises for deduction (FFF: §III.2).
Through the writings of Western travellers who have observed states arising de novo in various parts of the world during the past six hundred years, and through the deductions of archeologists, we now have abundant empirical evidence that Rousseau was completely wrong.
But the IRS is clear that it will allow the deduction only if the argument arose from a business-related activity, as opposed to a personal matter.
"We've got a young squad and the whole situation has arisen because of the five-point deduction and then a lot of the games became more pressurised.
Even if there is no outright embezzlement or fraud, Mr. Smith at the Cardozo School of Law notes, problems often arise from transgressions like overstatement of claimed deductions.
Some of them arise from practical problems of observation, others are deductions from theoretical and mathematical models, and others still seem to be consequences of the conceptual scaffolding of knowledge in general.
