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The tax bill that Congress passed in December even included a provision disallowing a deduction for "any settlement or payment related to sexual harassment or sexual abuse if such settlement or payment is subject to a nondisclosure agreement".

The agency had disallowed a $5,000 deduction for $25,000 in medical expenses associated with the sex-change surgery, saying it was cosmetic and not medically necessary.

HMRC can choose to disallow a proportion of the deductions, deciding what this figure should be on a case-by-case basis.

Ms. Storey went to court after the Internal Revenue Service tried to disallow her deduction of expenses incurred while making and marketing the film "Smile 'Til It Hurts: The Up With People Story".

He disallowed a clear goal earlier in the match".

Brines had disallowed a goal by Hearts against Ayr United.

The AMT is calculated by using a separate set of rules that disallow many deductions and exemptions used in computing traditional tax liability, including state income tax or second mortgages, and because the taxable rate is not subject to inflation, over the last several decades more and more middle class taxpayers have been subject to it.

The solution is not, as some have proposed, simply to disallow corporate interest deductions.

If you don't, or you allow the trust promoters to represent you, the IRS might disallow even legitimate deductions and try to double-tax your income both in the trust and on your personal return.

The I.R.S. sent a preliminary notice that proposed disallowing the deductions, the company said in a regulatory filing.

Cooperman filed a U.S. Tax Court lawsuit in July after the IRS disallowed his deductions for $43 million in contributions he made to his own family's private foundation; he blames bad counsel from his tax advisors.