Sentence examples for deduction of about from inspiring English sources

That would result in an allowable depreciation deduction of about $2,000 a year.

In addition, people with aging dependents at home could claim an extra exemption, which would amount to a nonitemized deduction of about $2,750.

Mr. Cadogan of Georgetown University said, for example, that if a 78-year-old individual donated a house worth $400,000 to a qualified charity, and continued to occupy it, federal tax law would allow a tax deduction of about $255,000, based on life expectancy.

According to the IRSformula which expects him to live another 29 years–he gets an up-front deduction of about $535,000.

Conesa and Krueger (2006) find that the optimal US total income tax code is well approximated by a flat tax rate of 17.2 % and a fixed deduction of about $9,400.

Her partner would be entitled to a sum equal to its valuation less deductions of about £150.

For example, a married couple earning $300,000 in A.G.I. might have itemized deductions of about $50,000 and a child, which means three personal exemptions.

An investor who puts a million dollars in a fund of funds whose value goes up ten per cent in twelve months would face deductions of about sixty thousand dollars on the gains he makes.

For a week of stitching pockets, her paycheck stubs show that she takes home $70 to $90 a week after deductions of about $12 for taxes and Social Security and $39.73 for health insurance - a benefit many workers decline because of its unusually high cost.

One reason to think so is the fairly widespread wariness in Chinese philosophy of a discursive rationality that operates by deduction of conclusions about the particular from high-level generalizations.

We should point out though that the strength of NCA is the deduction of quantitative information about a TF-GRN based on verified information about the underlying connections and gene expression data for the network.