Sentence examples for deduction goes from inspiring English sources

The process of deduction goes roughly like this.

Regardless of the level of deductions allowed for charitable giving, President Obama and Congress should take steps to ensure that money qualifying for the deduction goes to serve charitable causes within a reasonable period of time.

—Whitney Muse, Philadelphia A. Unfortunately, the car deduction goes into effect for purchase on or after the day the bill is signed, according to Clint Stretch, the managing principal of tax policy at Deloitte L.L.C. in Washington.

That deduction goes away next year, so it's worth calling your bank and seeing if you can prepay at least some of the interest so you can get the tax savings in 2017.

Exactly how the objective deduction goes is highly controversial, a controversy that we will sidestep here.

Over 88% of the $1.3 trillion in tax benefit flowing from the deduction goes to those earning more than $100,000, so while you can eliminate the break without hurting the bottom 70% of earners, doing so comes at a great cost to those earning in excess of $100,000.

He had two successful spells there and points to the squad avoiding relegation despite a 25-point deduction after going into administration, as one of his proudest achievements.

The result is that almost all the economic benefits of the mortgage deduction go to people earning more than a hundred thousand dollars a year.

The dollar signs show the proportion of the benefits of the mortgage interest deduction going to taxpayers in that income group.

Once I received, signed and returned the official letter, two or three billing cycles would pass before the credit card deduction went into effect.

That's why the CBO found that $33 billion of the $39 billion deduction went to the top quintile, and that the top one percent gets more out of it than any other group, as a share of income.