Thus, if the cause of an injunction can be deduced from the primary sources, then analogical deduction can be applied to cases with similar causes.
The plans also retain to some degree a few (not the same few) deductions of widest possible appeal and use--personal exemptions, or some mortgage interest deduction for primary residence, or IRAs, or (in two plans) deductions for state and local income or property tax.
A tax deduction has a primary effect that advances religion if it is provided to offset expenditures which are not restricted to the secular activities of parochial schools.
We can expect that the pre-tax status of 401(k) contributions will remain unchanged, and we can expect a mortgage interest deduction on a primary residence at up to $750,000 for a married couple.
In fact, the loss of the state and local tax deduction is the primary reason one-third of taxpayers earning between $150,000 and $300,000 would experience a tax increase under the plan.
In fact, the same study indicates only 2% of people who itemize taxes reported tax deduction as a primary motivation, and they found the exact same percentage for non-itemizers.
The tax bill's allowance of property tax and mortgage interest deductions for both primary and secondary homes is a boon to the industry and consumers, with mortgage interest rates at attractive lows and financing and refinancing readily available.
The parent with the least amount of income should have primary custody (and the corresponding tax deduction for that child) the year prior to applying to college.
In general, the corticofugal fibers should be excitatory since global inactivation of the primary auditory cortex leads to nonspecific deduction of the auditory responses of midbrain neurons [40], [41].
(b) The deduction does not have the primary effect of advancing the sectarian aims of nonpublic schools.
He would favor retaining the mortgage-interest tax deduction — but perhaps only for primary residences — as well as the child credit and the earned income tax credit.
