Sentence examples for deduction which from inspiring English sources

New for the 2006 tax year is the energy-efficiency deduction, which lets you deduct the cost of making a commercial building more energy-efficient.

But job expenses are considered a miscellaneous deduction, which means you can only deduct costs that exceed 2percentt of your adjusted gross income.

Trump's plan is mainly a tax deduction, which would allow parents to deduct the average price of child care from their taxes.

Look to things like the Section 179 deduction, which allows you to allay the costs of business-based purchases and deduct them in a tax-friendly manner.

Same with the tax deduction, which may be his last chance to formalize their relationship.

The company, Precision Dose, said it deserved the deduction, which had been denied.

Taxpayers would also be guaranteed the standard deduction, which was $7,200 last year for a couple filing jointly.

My main interest here is carving out an exception for the charitable-giving deduction, which absolutely must be preserved.

The medical deduction, which helps 8.8 million Americans with severe conditions like Alzheimer's, is also expected to remain.

Jindal prefers offering ­insurance-buyers a tax deduction, which would lower tax bills but not promise anybody a check.

The theft-loss deduction is not the same as the more commonly used capital loss deduction, which applies to securities that decline in value.