Sentence examples for official deduction from inspiring English sources

Finally, some commentators have held that while the argument of the official Deduction at §38 is unsuccessful in avoiding the dilemma, the version of the argument offered at §21, which appeals to the notion of a "common sense," is more effective; see in particular Rind (2002) and Kalar (2006), ch. 5.

Others have argued that Kant's view can be saved by drawing on considerations not mentioned in the official argument of the Deduction.

Likewise, most large businesses steer clear of the grass-roots organizations, because those entities are not allowed to provide official receipts for tax deductions.

That deduction, government officials said on Friday, is also supported by increasingly credible intelligence, including accounts provided under interrogation by former members of Mr. Hussein's government.

Wiping out all tax expenditures — the official name for the deductions, credits and other loopholes addling the tax code — for the top 2 percent of earners would raise about $2 trillion over 10 years.

In fact, while the U.S. has a high official rate, corporations use deductions and other credits to pay considerably less than that ― in many cases enjoying a lighter burden than foreign competitors.

Company officials point out that the deduction is available to a wide range of industries.

But their first concern is awaiting official ratification of a 10-point deduction that immediately halts their bid to return to the Championship at the first attempt.

If you don't plan to itemize your deductions, determine your standard deduction amount based on official IRS standards.

But in this economic climate, the self-employed have been more likely to lighten their tax liabilities by taking business deductions, thereby lowering their official income levels, as well as the likelihood of qualifying for a loan.

But their first concern is awaiting official ratification of the automatic 10-point deduction that awaits them from the Football League after being ruled to be "in administration" following Tuesday's High Court hearing in London.