Ms. Primrose said that AOL would benefit from a "meaningful tax deduction" resulting from the transaction.
Our sample suffers an additional deduction of 1840 observations resulting from the data requirement mandating that there must be at least six companies in each industry by year to estimate discretionary accrual measures.
A significant deduction, which results from the numerical tests, is that modes of vibration that have mode shapes with more half-waves are less likely to experience softening.
WASHINGTON -- Mitt Romney paid an effective tax rate of 14.1percentt in 2011, according to a tax return filed on Friday, a relatively low tax rate resulting from exotic deductions, the special tax treatment for his Bain Capital retirement package and the low tax rate on capital gains.
A point's deduction resulted in Connah's Quay slipping from sixth to seventh place, and consequently missing out on a place in the top half of the league following the mid-season split in two.
There are probably few equally striking examples in an avian genus of mismatch between deductions made on morphological evidence and insights resulting from molecular analysis.
This is because an occurrence of the inherent bias resulting from linearization may affect the deduction.
But paying "next to nothing," resulting from capital losses and various legal deductions, normal and creative, is distinctly possible.
Tax law reforms in the late 1990s resulting from a major review of tax policy (called the Ralph review) altered the way in which deductions could be claimed.
Tax shelters are based on the creation of artificial accounting losses that result from acceleration of deductions and the deferral of recognition of income; such losses arise from partnership investments and are used to offset income from other sources.
One defense of the Intuition/Deduction thesis assumes that we know some substantive external world truths, adds an analysis of what knowledge requires, and concludes that our knowledge must result from intuition and deduction.
