Sentence examples for deductions generated from inspiring English sources

The charitable deductions generated by Mr. Lauder -- whose donations have aided causes as varied as hospitals and efforts to rebuild Jewish identity in Eastern Europe -- are just one facet of a sophisticated tax strategy used to preserve a fortune that Forbes magazine says makes him the world's 362nd wealthiest person.

How much political support will the mortgage deduction generate if fewer than 5percentt of middle-income households benefit from it, and if only one-quarter of even upper-middle income households take it?

The new tax bill, and its $10,000 cap on all local and state tax deductions, has generated a variety of strong emotions — including anxiety and frustration — in places like Hempstead.

For each of the six deductions, we present a short section on the deduction which generated a new hypothesis and how studies were selected, a section on the observations which followed the hypothesis and a section discussing possible methodological problems and conclusions in relation to the observation.

The income covered by the carried-interest deduction is generated by the hefty management fees that investors pay to firms like S.A.C. and Bain Capital.

Trump's talk of killing the private equity industry's carried interest tax deduction has generated major headlines, but if it comes with broader tax reform it could create the biggest opportunity for the industry since firms like Apollo, Blackstone, Carlyle and KKR listed their shares on public stock markets.

The proposed removal of the deduction has generated much uproar among research advocates who argue that it will discourage people from getting advanced degrees.

One main revenue source, the elimination of state and local tax deductions, could generate as much as $1.3 trillion over the decade.

69 It is unlikely that DTP has no negative sex-differential effects when such consistent deductions can be generated.

The more deductions can be generated and found to be consistent in unrelated data sets, the more likely it is that the underlying hypothesis represents a causal process.

According to the Joint Committee on Taxation, eliminating the carried-interest deduction would generate about fifteen billion dollars over five years.