Sentence examples for typical deductions from inspiring English sources
But after you consider the impact of income taxes, and include the typical deductions, the difference between the two families narrows.
(A couple with two school-age children and taxable income of $350,000 would pay $3,500 more. A couple making $1 million, with two children and typical deductions, would pay about $20,500 more).
The marriage penalty was already pretty severe for upper-middle-incomers (with typical deductions, two $200,000 earners would see the second income kicked up from 28% and lower brackets to 33%).
Typical job-searching deductions might be travel expenses to a job interview, networking event expenses, or the cost to hire a career coach.
Since the average underpayment is £1,500, the typical person will find deductions from his income averaging £125 per month for the tax year starting in April.
As is typical, Enron has received tax deductions for its contributions of Enron stock to employees' accounts.
A transcendental argument is simply a form of deduction, with the typical pattern: q is true only if p is true; q is true; therefore, p is true.
A transcendental argument is simply a form of deduction, with the typical pattern: only if p then q; q is true; therefore, p is true.
The accountants at Deloitte & Touche assumed that the taxpayers studied with incomes of $39,000 and below would take the standard deduction and that those with higher incomes would itemize their deductions and take deductions typical at their income level.
After taking deductions and tax credits, the typical U.S. corporation today pays an effective tax rate of 24percentt.
President Barack Obama and a Democratic Congress passed a payroll tax cut in 2010 that saved the typical family $1,000 through reduced payroll deductions.
