Sentence examples for making deductible from inspiring English sources

Service members who are in a combat zone during the year should include their nontaxable combat pay when determining earned income limits for making deductible contributions to a traditional IRA or for making contributions to a Roth IRA.

Not everyone is eligible to make deductible IRA contributions, however.

Now is the time to make deductible charitable gifts and harvest losses in your taxable stock portfolio.

Well-paid workers—particularly those in their 40s, 50s and 60s—often have substantial pretax money sitting in IRAs, either because when they switched jobs, they rolled a pretax 401(k) balance into an IRA or because they made deductible contributions before Congress slapped on income limits or before they earned too much.

Insurers are experimenting with how to make deductibles and co-pays more effective in keeping costs down.

Another benefit is that reducing the cost of child care (by making it deductible) will create more demand for these services.

Depending on their income, self-employed people may also be able to contribute to other company retirement plans, making total deductible contributions of up to $46,000.

Britain made interest deductible for firms in 1853.

Make dividends deductible to corporations, but taxable to the individual as regular income.

Even Sven's agent Athole Still agrees with me on that one, "as long as it is made tax deductible".

Make dividends deductible.