Sentence examples for would only deduct from inspiring English sources

Note, that in the above, example premises, consecutive letters from the alphabet were used in order to explain the idea of the paradigm, in the actual task exactly random letters were used as stimuli, to make sure participants would only deduct from the given premises, and not from their knowledge of the alphabet.

And they can only deduct the VAT paid on lorries when they buy a new one.

The new scheme is meant to ensure that landlords only deduct expenses they actually incur in relation to their property.

So if you have a charitable deduction of $1000 instead of deducting it against your full 39.6% rate, you can only deduct it against 28%.

The hurdle is 7.5% of adjusted gross income, and you can only deduct amounts above that.

Individual taxpayers can only deduct these miscellaneous items to the extent they exceed 2% of their adjusted gross income.

You can only deduct a donation from this type of charity.

Note that you can only deduct your contributions if the organization has tax exempt status.

By writing off the cost of a $200 million jet over 20 years instead of 15, an airline would only have to deduct $10 million from earnings each year instead of $13.3 million.

(And, after all that, the extra was only deducted from her working tax credit).

"I told them I was gratified by their interest but, under existing tax law, I would only be able to deduct casting costs and not the value of the piece".