Sentence examples for deduction costs from inspiring English sources

The health insurance deduction costs the federal government approximately $70 billion a year.

Estimates of how much the charitable deduction costs the government are sketchy.

For instance, the home mortgage interest deduction costs the Treasury about $100 billion a year in lost revenue, and effectively encourages the mostly affluent families who itemize deductions to buy a more expensive home.

But the really big one -- costing the government more than twice what the mortgage deduction costs -- is the healthcare deduction.

In its most recent budget, the White House estimated that the manufacturing deduction costs the government more than $14 billion a year in lost revenue, while projecting an additional $80 billion loss over the next five years.

The deduction costs the U.S. Treasury about $300 million a decade which is not much relative to the $4 trillion annual federal budget, but Republicans are looking at every source of new federal revenues they can find to offset the costs of deep cuts they want to make in corporate tax rates.

In 2009, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation, the mortgage interest deduction cost the federal Treasury more than $80 billion, making it not only the largest subsidy provided to homeowners, but one of the most expensive tax expenditures in the American tax code.

The charitable deduction cost the government $40 billion in lost tax revenue last year, according to the Joint Committee on Taxation, more than the government spends altogether on managing public lands, protecting the environment and developing new energy sources.

The deductions cost Khan the fight, his title and, as it stands this morning, a multi-million-pound fight with Floyd Mayweather Jnr in London next year.

Mortgage interest is one of the biggest itemized deductions, costing the treasury roughly $70 billion per year.

In New Jersey paid leave programs financed through employee deductions cost less than one dollar a week.