Sentence examples for itemizing a from inspiring English sources

"It's a completely animated sofa, an alligator on top of the spider, the spider on top of a toothbrush," Fernando Campana said, itemizing a few of the sculptures.

In actual fact, Trump offset much of this income by itemizing a huge, unexplained loss that was probably carried over from the early nineteen-nineties.

Argue your points by first itemizing a variety of different Internet applications, and then evaluating how well each application stimulates or stifles interpersonal communication.

Since they can also write off property taxes, they'll probably get a tax benefit from itemizing deductions, but the aftertax cost of their mortgage will still likely be close to 5%.

For example, a taxpayer who has been itemizing deductions but whose income has dropped may find it pays to take the standard deduction, indexed to inflation, instead.

Most fearful and responsible people are going to get a head-start on their paperwork, which means itemizing deductions when everyone else is enjoying those January white sales.

Standard, and Then Some More than 60 percent of taxpayers claim the standard deduction, rather than itemizing deductions, but they should "recognize that there is nothing standard about the standard deduction," said Barbara Weltman, a tax lawyer in Millwood, N.Y., who is a member of the J. K. Lasser Institute Team of Editors and Writers.

Generally the reason to go through the hassle of itemizing deductions, after all, is to reduce your taxable income by much more than the standard deduction would.

That idea could be combined with the reinstatement of tax code provisions that once prevented the rich from taking personal exemptions or itemizing deductions.

He also cited these parts of the new law: For taxpayers taking the standard deduction, rather than itemizing deductions, the marriage penalty has been eliminated.

A: A hundred and fifty thousand yuan?