Sentence examples for deductions of the from inspiring English sources

The rest would come from higher revenues, mostly from limiting deductions of the richest taxpayers, but Congressional leaders quickly rejected that idea.

It recommends either limiting the overall itemized deductions of the top 2 percent of taxpayers or eliminating individual loopholes like the favorable tax rates given to hedge-fund managers.

But limiting the itemized deductions of the top 400 taxpayers with an average adjusted gross income of $202 million in 2009 (the most recent year available) would have raised their taxable income by an average of $32 million and their average rate to 25 percent from 20 percent, assuming a marginal rate of 35 percent, and even less if they pay a lower marginal rate, as most do.

In another excerpt, he describes a Pythagorean system of principles, which appears to be developed from the first two deductions of the second half of Plato's Parmenides.

The first edition of Book 3 begins with a list of nine hypotheses that were clearly intended to be propositions from which the deductions of the Book were to be made, and not theoretical conjectures.

The Australian government had for many years been encouraging agricultural and forestry investment schemes by allowing investors to claim up-front tax deductions of the costs of investment.

It's a deduction of the facts".

"They are functionally obsolete," said Robert Wilder, the firm's principal, "and a huge deduction of the value of the property".

"This is the view of informed thinktanks and a deduction of the way they must be thinking," Howell said.

For example, it rejected calls from the likes of Warren Buffett to require deduction of the cost of executive stock options from reported profits.

States began to abolish or reduce the deduction of the benefits after the mid-1980s, when Congress amended a law that had required it.