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"Deduct"
Keywords:
subtract
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paycheck
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invoice
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taxable
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recover
Related Terms:
Deductions
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Deduction
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Gross pay
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Gross income
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Standard deduction
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Itemized deductions
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Tax deductions
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Gross earnings
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Net
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Itemized deduction
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Tax-deductible
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Gross monthly income
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Tax deductible
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Gross annual income
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Estimated tax
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Gross
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Paye tax
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Tax deduction
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Adjusted gross income
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Section 179 expense deduction
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Tax shield
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Take-home pay
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Taxable income
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Disposable income
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Net pay
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Gross-up
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Tax credit
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Agi
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Marginal tax rate
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Paye
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Tax rebate
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Tax savings
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Pay as you earn
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Income tax
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Underpayment penalty
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Average tax rate
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Total income
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Allowances
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Income taxes
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Withholding tax
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Before-tax income
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Eic
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Payg
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Earned income credit
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Gross interest
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Gross revenue
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Withholding
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Business expenses
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Eitc
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Alternative minimum tax
To take away, separate, or remove, in numbering, estimating, or calculating; to subtract; -- often with from or out of.
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An amount that is subtracted from a paycheck or an invoice.
fmi.org
make a subtraction
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To recover an expense by subtracting it from taxable income in the year it is paid or incurred. Also see “Deductible item” and “Taxable income.
timbertax.org
subtract, as in: Please deduct this amount from my bill.
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Keywords:
withholding
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refrain
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disbursing
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retain
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dividend
to take away an amount of something (e.g. a withholding tax deducted from share dividend).
asset-analysis.com
retain and refrain from disbursing; of payments; "My employer is withholding taxes"
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Keywords:
diminish
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reduce
To reduce; to diminish.
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Keywords:
forth
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lead
To lead forth or out.
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Keywords:
reason
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establish
reason by deduction; establish by deduction
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