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Meanings of deduct in English
Usage of deduct in English
1
Then you deduct another 10 percent to be donated to good causes.
2
Accelerated depreciation lets companies deduct depreciation costs faster than they normally would.
3
We deduct points from Bella for getting cocky and not listening properly.
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You can expect the platform to deduct a percentage from your sales.
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Then you deduct from bills, though made out at prices agreed upon.
6
Emma's accountant came to her apartment, telling her what she could deduct.
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I'll deduct them from your weekly allowance, you know, he chaffed her
8
Almost 30 percent of taxpayers currently deduct state and local taxes.
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But it might hamper some highly leveraged companies' ability to deduct debt interest.
10
In such a situation, insurance companies deduct only the surrender charges.
11
Also, homeowners can no longer deduct interest on home equity loans.
12
They get to deduct state and local taxes, and mortgage interest.
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Allow families to deduct the average cost of child care from their taxes.
14
The same first-time buyers could, of course, not deduct any interest against tax.
15
BP may find it politically difficult to deduct all the costs from tax.
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However, in making the charge for the book I shall deduct the profit.
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Translations for deduct
Portuguese
Deduct through the time
Deduct across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common