Sentence examples for lost deduction from inspiring English sources

It prevents voters from panicking about a lost deduction and analysts from checking his math.

But a lost deduction for state and local taxes is gone forever.

In his acceptance speech Thursday, Mr. Obama warned that those lost deductions and tax credits would add up to $2,000 to middle-class families' tax bills.

That would lead to drastically lower tax rates for the wealthy, he says, and higher taxes for the middle class, which might lose deductions for their homes or child care.

If your income is rising and you lose deductions that you have been accustomed to taking, then your true tax rate is higher than advertised.

After the United Federation of Teachers struck for five days in 1975, it lost dues deduction privileges for three months, forcing the union to collect dues from each individual, which is costly and time-consuming.

She said Mr. Cooper eventually hired someone to represent her but that she lost her deductions.

Any points that Samuel Baum and Sam Shaw's story gets for demo-targeting (gun owners do not, it must be said, get a lot of TV love) and solid casting are lost in deductions for predictability and making the great Dennehy urinate in close-up.

"To lose a deduction you can prove — that's unfair.

(Exception: Taxpayers caught by the Alternative Minimum Tax lose this deduction).

Rather than lose the deduction to AMT, she boosted her overall taxable income and reduced her AMT by converting $100,000 from a regular IRA to a Roth IRA.