Sentence examples similar to deduction would be due from inspiring English sources
If the museum sells the painting within three years, it must report the sale to the Internal Revenue Service, and the donor's deduction would then be limited to the original cost, so additional taxes would be due.
The Tax Policy Center, a nonpartisan research group, estimated that in 2011, when the changes would be due to take effect, only 1.8 million taxpayers — 1.2percentt of the total — would have their deductions reduced.
(If your office is 300 square feet, then your deduction would be $1,500, the maximum allowed).
Thus our deduction would be limited to $500 unless the car actually sold for more.
It would have raised the standard deduction for married couples filing jointly but not itemizing, so that their deduction would be equal to that of two single people.
The tax deduction would be in effect for only one year and would cost the Treasury $46 billion.
The proposed tax deduction would be ineffective, expensive and stacked in favor of high-income families.
Hearts goalkeeper Jamie MacDonald believes the punishment of a points deduction would be unfair.
(If the discount rate were still 8%, the deduction would be only $287,000).
If he didn't, then the deduction would be 0.5 marks.
