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Meanings of deduction in English
Portuguese
subtração Catalan
subtracció 
Reasoning from the general to the particular (or from cause to effect).
Catalan
desgravació Spanish
deducción A reduction in the gross amount on which a tax is calculated; reduces taxes by the percentage fixed for the taxpayer's income bracket.
Synonyms
Examples for "tax write-off"
Examples for "tax write-off"
1
And Corp didn't get anything in return, except for a huge tax write-off.
2
My buddy suggested maybe donating it to a museum and taking a tax write-off.
3
It was worth more to them as a tax write-off.
4
They didn't allow a tax write-off for the asset and that made it wholly uneconomic.
5
It's not too bad as a tax write-off for someone who needs that sort of thing.
1
Repeals tax deduction for government bonds to subsidize stadiums and other projects.
2
U.S. homeowners already receive a tax deduction for their mortgage interest payments.
3
First, a tax deduction for all education and training after high school.
4
We need to fix this state and local tax deduction issue.
5
You may also get a state tax deduction each year for your contribution.
Usage of deduction in English
1
However, you can spread your deduction claim over a number of years.
2
Therefore, consider prepaying eligible expenses if doing so will increase your deduction.
3
In other words, you could use genetic search to do inverse deduction.
4
Potential punishments range from a fine to the deduction of league points.
5
Repeals tax deduction for government bonds to subsidize stadiums and other projects.
6
I do not wish you to make any deduction in my favor.
7
And the deduction, consequent upon it, stared him in the face likewise.
8
U.S. homeowners already receive a tax deduction for their mortgage interest payments.
9
The deduction is now phased out at a much higher income level.
10
Charities say limiting the deduction would lead the wealthy to donate less.
11
That appeared to me to be the natural inference and logical deduction.
12
The bill would roughly double the standard deduction for individuals and families.
13
A dour deduction that Hamish reached, all by himself, just hours ago.
14
The deduction is in the House bill, but not the Senate version.
15
That was the first and chief deduction I drew from this enquiry.
16
The logical deduction is that he knows that he never had it.
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Translations for deduction
Portuguese
Deduction through the time
Deduction across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common