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- verb Present participle of
deduct .
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Examples
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£15. 19s — Then again deducting three pound ten, (I mean no more for what you recieved when here) I remain accountable for the Sum of £12. — 7s — which you will percieve is very nearly due to me from the outstanding account. —
Letter 209 2009
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At present, our few residents are dispersed over both spots: deducting, that is to say, such of our number as are always going to, or coming from, or staying at, the
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At present, our few residents are dispersed over both spots: deducting, that is to say, such of our number as are always going to, or coming from, or staying at, the
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Most of us pay taxes as freelancers, and have grown used to the idea of deducting everything we use to get our jobs done from our independent income.
Lifehacker 2009
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Metro has been trying for a long time to make SmarTrip smarter, so it can perform extra functions such as deducting the peak of the peak surcharge, adding the value of a weekly pass or reflecting fare value the rider added online.
Dr. Gridlock: It's not you; slight delay at Metro gates with updated SmarTrip cards 2010
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Their proposal raised the idea of cutting income tax rates but eliminating tax breaks such as deducting the interest on mortgages.
Debt Panel at Odds Over Health Costs Damian Paletta 2010
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Such a move, says Swyden, will deter you from commingling personal and business expenses, which can then cut down on making inadvertent mistakes such as deducting personal expenses as business expenses on your return.
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So Rose metamorphosed before our very eyes, last night, into an 'old hand' companion; 'deducting' I'd have preferred deducing, but whatever and all sorts.
Archive 2006-06-01 annawaits 2006
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So Rose metamorphosed before our very eyes, last night, into an 'old hand' companion; 'deducting' I'd have preferred deducing, but whatever and all sorts.
Billie/Rose related stuff annawaits 2006
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Abusive tax shelters are very different from legitimate tax shelters, such as deducting the interest paid on your home mortgage or Congressionally approved tax deductions for building affordable housing.
August 2005 2005
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