Sentence examples for deduction of which from inspiring English sources

Exact(1)

This could be accomplished by either (1) the enactment of a Code provision flatly disallowing noneconomic losses, subject to an exception for noneconomic losses the deduction of which is clearly contemplated by Congress, or (2) a legislative grant of authority to the Treasury to promulgate regulations retroactively disallowing noneconomic losses, as necessary to prevent abuse.

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(B) A rental activity includes an activity of renting property the income and deductions of which (or, in the case of a partner or S corporation shareholder, the taxpayer's share thereof) are properly reported on Schedule E of Form 1040.

Tax expenditures, which are also sometimes labeled loopholes, have become highly concentrated in certain areas, namely, employer-provided health insurance, the state and local tax deduction, the mortgage interest deduction, all of which are sometimes called loopholes but are in fact very serious consequential policy choices.

That's not going to sit well with his constituents, who Royce chose to harm with his vote: Last year 66.3% of them took the mortgage interest deduction, and 74.7% took the property tax deduction – both of which are eviscerated by the GOP tax bill.

On top of that, there is the child credit, the child-care credit, the earned-income tax credit, the mortgage interest deduction, and various other deductions — all of which serve to reduce the effective tax burden.

"It's also clear that there are all kinds of deductions, some of which make sense, others don't.

The tax bills moving through Congress eliminate an array of other deductions, some of which may be "special interest loopholes," but not all.

The bill tightens the mortgage interest and the state and local tax deductions, both of which are used widely in California and other high tax states.

These include issuing a "deduction of earnings", which is an instruction to somebody's employer to deduct maintenance payments from their wages.

We show there is an equal potential energy load for some non-uniform shallow arches by a straightforward deduction, the existence of which load is a necessary condition for the buckle propagation of a corresponding long shallow panel.

The rules follow a natural deduction, an example of which could be: 'the SH is interesting if it is shared by one or more homozygous case samples and not shared by any control samples'.

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