Sentence examples for would itemize from inspiring English sources

Under the Bush proposal, it estimates, 82.4 million Americans would contribute $144.9 billion, and only 35.6 million would itemize their deductions.

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.

As part of the new form, insurers and employers would have to itemize the costs that would be incurred by consumers needing certain services.

But his campaign did not provide the filing on which those sources of income would be itemized.

His tax plan would eliminate itemized deductions and set rates at 10% for the first $50,000 of income on an individual return and 25% for income above that.

The vast majority of filers go with the standard deduction because their expenses that would be itemized don't exceed $12,600.

And since employers would have to itemize the wages paid in order to obtain the deduction, it would immediately become less attractive to hire undocumented workers.

Under the proposed regulations, unions would have to detail how much money they spend each year on politics, lobbying, organizing and strike benefits and would have to itemize all expenditures above either a $2,000 or $5,000 threshold.

It would seem heartless to itemize the Vulkano's failings in a national newspaper — if it weren't that the company asked me to review it.

The report concludes the majority of the upper-middle class — meaning those earning between $150,000 and $300,000 — would actually see their taxes rise, because the plan would repeal most itemized deductions.

Borrowers would also receive itemized payoff statements, and "be assured that each and every fee or charge added to their account has been fully disclosed and either permitted by court order or absorbed by Countrywide," the filing said.