Sentence examples for to the deduction from inspiring English sources

It also points to the deduction for tax purposes of stock option grants, which companies do not deduct for the purpose of reporting profits to shareholders, though there has been much talk about changing the rule for profit accounting purposes as well.

They are still strict, but tax professionals say people entitled to the deduction, as Samuel is, should take it.

A change to the deduction would hurt people who already own homes more than new buyers, in two ways.

As an example of such tax breaks, Republicans pointed to the deduction allowed for mortgage interest on a second home.

UCU general secretary Sally Hunt said: "UCU's legal advice is that a two hour strike should lead to the deduction of two hours pay – no more or less".

The real estate and building industries have opposed changes to the deduction, cautioning that it could set back the housing market recovery.

Even while it wants to raise the top tax rate to 39.6%, the administration wants to cap the deduction rate for itemized deductions at 28%.

In some logics this behaviour is reflected in the behaviour of its set of theorems, as in classical and intuitionistic logic due to the deduction-detachment property, but this is by no means the most general situation, as it is witnessed by the example of the local and global modal logic of the normal modal logic K: both have the same theorems but do not share the same properties.

According to the deductions above, we can find out that decision X i,j is not i.i.d anymore after the local vote.

However, according to the deductions based on our idea, it seems very hard to find the optimal decay rate of the energy of system (1.1).

The relevant deductions for obtaining Equation 17 are analogous to the deductions for Equation 3 as shown in Appendix A. The handoff latency expectation of CNLP in RO mode is: (18).