Definition of tax-deductible in English:

tax-deductible

adjective

Able to be deducted from taxable income or the amount of tax to be paid.
the interest charge would be fully tax deductible
Example sentencesExamples
- Your tax-deductible donation of any amount would be great.
- In most cases, home equity lines are also tax-deductible.
- It turns out you can't have a tax-deductible pension unless you have earnings to tax, and most of us won't have earnings to tax until we are at least 18.
- If you're covered by a retirement plan at work, your ability to make tax-deductible contributions is limited.
- Using money borrowed as a home equity mortgage or as a second mortgage will create tax-deductible interest.
- The interest rates on these forms of credit are lower than the average credit card and they're tax-deductible.
- But such insurance premiums should no longer be tax-deductible.
- Contributions are fully tax-deductible the year they are given, but they do not have to be distributed to other nonprofits immediately.
- Such plans are funded with tax-deductible employer contributions; employees are not permitted to contribute.
- With a careful and timely matching of withdrawals with tax-deductible expenditure like livestock purchases, the tax incidence can be cancelled out.
- Not only is it good for employee well-being, it is also tax-deductible.
- On January 1, 2006, The Bahamas becomes eligible as a tax-deductible meetings destination.
- Make sure your donation goes to an organization that is eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions.
- He would make the first $10,000 of higher education costs tax-deductible.
- Furthermore, the tax-deductible depreciation rates for new production equipment were increased.
- The donation is tax-deductible, and you may be able to deduct the loss from your investments in other taxable income.
- The machine counts the change and prints a receipt for the full amount of the tax-deductible contribution.
- However, unlike salary, a dividend is not tax-deductible to the paying company.
- The savings for your employee are tax-deductible and earnings are tax-free.
- The company can make large tax-deductible contributions to a director's pension fund and the director will not be taxed on the benefit-in-kind.

Rhymes

conductible, deductible, destructible

Definition of tax-deductible in US English:

tax-deductible

adjectiveˈˌtæks dəˈdəktəbəlˈˌtaks dəˈdəktəbəl

Able to be deducted from taxable income when calculating income tax due.
the interest charge would be fully tax deductible
Example sentencesExamples
- Not only is it good for employee well-being, it is also tax-deductible.
- Make sure your donation goes to an organization that is eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions.
- The donation is tax-deductible, and you may be able to deduct the loss from your investments in other taxable income.
- Your tax-deductible donation of any amount would be great.
- The company can make large tax-deductible contributions to a director's pension fund and the director will not be taxed on the benefit-in-kind.
- On January 1, 2006, The Bahamas becomes eligible as a tax-deductible meetings destination.
- With a careful and timely matching of withdrawals with tax-deductible expenditure like livestock purchases, the tax incidence can be cancelled out.
- Using money borrowed as a home equity mortgage or as a second mortgage will create tax-deductible interest.
- The machine counts the change and prints a receipt for the full amount of the tax-deductible contribution.
- Furthermore, the tax-deductible depreciation rates for new production equipment were increased.
- It turns out you can't have a tax-deductible pension unless you have earnings to tax, and most of us won't have earnings to tax until we are at least 18.
- The interest rates on these forms of credit are lower than the average credit card and they're tax-deductible.
- In most cases, home equity lines are also tax-deductible.
- Contributions are fully tax-deductible the year they are given, but they do not have to be distributed to other nonprofits immediately.
- However, unlike salary, a dividend is not tax-deductible to the paying company.
- If you're covered by a retirement plan at work, your ability to make tax-deductible contributions is limited.
- He would make the first $10,000 of higher education costs tax-deductible.
- The savings for your employee are tax-deductible and earnings are tax-free.
- Such plans are funded with tax-deductible employer contributions; employees are not permitted to contribute.
- But such insurance premiums should no longer be tax-deductible.

单词	tax-deductible
释义	Definition of tax-deductible in English: tax-deductible adjective Able to be deducted from taxable income or the amount of tax to be paid. the interest charge would be fully tax deductible Example sentencesExamples Your tax-deductible donation of any amount would be great. In most cases, home equity lines are also tax-deductible. It turns out you can't have a tax-deductible pension unless you have earnings to tax, and most of us won't have earnings to tax until we are at least 18. If you're covered by a retirement plan at work, your ability to make tax-deductible contributions is limited. Using money borrowed as a home equity mortgage or as a second mortgage will create tax-deductible interest. The interest rates on these forms of credit are lower than the average credit card and they're tax-deductible. But such insurance premiums should no longer be tax-deductible. Contributions are fully tax-deductible the year they are given, but they do not have to be distributed to other nonprofits immediately. Such plans are funded with tax-deductible employer contributions; employees are not permitted to contribute. With a careful and timely matching of withdrawals with tax-deductible expenditure like livestock purchases, the tax incidence can be cancelled out. Not only is it good for employee well-being, it is also tax-deductible. On January 1, 2006, The Bahamas becomes eligible as a tax-deductible meetings destination. Make sure your donation goes to an organization that is eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions. He would make the first $10,000 of higher education costs tax-deductible. Furthermore, the tax-deductible depreciation rates for new production equipment were increased. The donation is tax-deductible, and you may be able to deduct the loss from your investments in other taxable income. The machine counts the change and prints a receipt for the full amount of the tax-deductible contribution. However, unlike salary, a dividend is not tax-deductible to the paying company. The savings for your employee are tax-deductible and earnings are tax-free. The company can make large tax-deductible contributions to a director's pension fund and the director will not be taxed on the benefit-in-kind. Rhymes conductible, deductible, destructible Definition of tax-deductible in US English: tax-deductible adjectiveˈˌtæks dəˈdəktəbəlˈˌtaks dəˈdəktəbəl Able to be deducted from taxable income when calculating income tax due. the interest charge would be fully tax deductible Example sentencesExamples Not only is it good for employee well-being, it is also tax-deductible. Make sure your donation goes to an organization that is eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions. The donation is tax-deductible, and you may be able to deduct the loss from your investments in other taxable income. Your tax-deductible donation of any amount would be great. The company can make large tax-deductible contributions to a director's pension fund and the director will not be taxed on the benefit-in-kind. On January 1, 2006, The Bahamas becomes eligible as a tax-deductible meetings destination. With a careful and timely matching of withdrawals with tax-deductible expenditure like livestock purchases, the tax incidence can be cancelled out. Using money borrowed as a home equity mortgage or as a second mortgage will create tax-deductible interest. The machine counts the change and prints a receipt for the full amount of the tax-deductible contribution. Furthermore, the tax-deductible depreciation rates for new production equipment were increased. It turns out you can't have a tax-deductible pension unless you have earnings to tax, and most of us won't have earnings to tax until we are at least 18. The interest rates on these forms of credit are lower than the average credit card and they're tax-deductible. In most cases, home equity lines are also tax-deductible. Contributions are fully tax-deductible the year they are given, but they do not have to be distributed to other nonprofits immediately. However, unlike salary, a dividend is not tax-deductible to the paying company. If you're covered by a retirement plan at work, your ability to make tax-deductible contributions is limited. He would make the first $10,000 of higher education costs tax-deductible. The savings for your employee are tax-deductible and earnings are tax-free. Such plans are funded with tax-deductible employer contributions; employees are not permitted to contribute. But such insurance premiums should no longer be tax-deductible.
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