Sentence examples for worth of deductions from inspiring English sources

The report said more than $5bn worth of deductions were claimed against petroleum revenues in the 18 months to December 2015.

Instead of donating $2,000 a year, you could get ten years' worth of deductions at once by putting $20,000 into a charitable gift fund of the sort managed by Fidelity Investments and Charles Schwab.

There are roughly $1 trillion worth of credits, deductions and exemptions that could be eliminated to pay for those cuts.

In a bit of reverse financial engineering, he and his wife, Ann, gave up $1.75 million worth of charitable deductions, raising his tax payments significantly.

In budget proposals put forward last week, both Democrats and Republicans called for scrubbing billions of dollars' worth of the popular deductions, loopholes, preferential rates and credits that litter the tax code, mostly benefit higher-income taxpayers and often reflect undue government interference in economic decisions.

At the debate, he suggested giving middle-income Americans a "bucket" of deductions worth a fixed amount.

But thanks to vast numbers of deductions, collectively worth more than $1 trillion and mostly benefiting the wealthy, the tax code is far more distorting than it need be.

Second place is worth a 12-second deduction, and third place is worth a deduction of 8 seconds.

It's worth noting that Mr Obama's budgets proposed capping the value of deductions for upper income households at 28%, which would have raised $584 billion over 10 years.

But if a company gives $1 million worth of options to the executive, no deduction need be reported.

Officials on the finance board said that, upon examining the data, the Hevesi campaign could face penalties ranging from a fine or, once it had computed the worth of Mr. Morris's services, a deduction from how much he could spend under campaign limits.