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deduction

[dih-duhk-shuhn] / dɪˈdʌk ʃən /




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Contributions are made with after-tax dollars, meaning you don’t get an up-front tax deduction, but qualified distributions later in life are entirely tax-free.

From MarketWatch

When insiders exchange their partnership units for shares in the public company, it creates large tax deductions for Andersen Group, or a “step up” in basis.

From The Wall Street Journal

The mailings alert workers that under their “Janus rights” they can save $700 a year in “maximum annual dues deduction savings.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Despite it being a logical deduction, it wasn’t a guarantee that banning phones would lead to better learning environments, said the paper’s co-author David Figlio, an economics professor at the University of Rochester.

From The Wall Street Journal

The overall effective rate for the world is about 10%, according to Penn Wharton, reflecting all layers of taxation, deductions, credits and exemptions.

From The Wall Street Journal