Sentence examples for practice of deducting from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, the practice of deducting payments effectively decreases penalties.

One of the key demands of workers during the recent action was for a Dh200/month increase in the basic wage, and an end to the widespread practice of deducting fines from workers' pay packets.

Unite are also helping staff who have been fired or disciplined for speaking out against the service charge, such as Nabil Guirguis, a Pizza Express manager who Unite claim was sacked for speaking to the media about the company practice of deducting an 8% "administrative charge" from tips left for waiters on credit cards.

So if you have a charitable deduction of $1000 instead of deducting it against your full 39.6% rate, you can only deduct it against 28%.

The IRS disapproved of his idea of deducting poker losses against couch revenue.

The scheme: A dentist, doctor or small-business owner becomes an "employee" of a foreign (usually Irish) leasing company, and then his services are leased back to his business or practice, which deducts every penny it pays as an expense.

Here the main culprit is the widespread practice of allowing companies to deduct interest payments before calculating the profits that should be taxed.

Gross margin, or the percentage of sales remaining after deducting costs of production, was 45 percent.

Gross margin, or the percentage of revenue remaining after deducting the costs of production, was 46 percent.

Despite repeated attempts to forbid this accounting practice, companies continue to deduct the payments.

Figure 10 Histogram of the stretch ratio of DNA molecule after deducting the thermal expansion effect.