Sentences with phrase «bills under the home»

For example, if your home office makes up 20 % of your house, you can deduct 20 % of your utilities bills under the home office tax deduction.

For example, if your home office makes up 20 % of your house, you can deduct 20 % of your utilities bills under the home office tax deduction.

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At least a dozen bills to regulate nursing homes are under consideration in the Florida Legislature after 14 people died at a Hollywood, Florida, nursing home that lost power during Hurricane Irma.

Moreover, the even - handedness of the GI Bill enabled West's father and many of his peers to buy a home, get a college education and obtain health insurance — all of which gave economic mobility to African - Americans even under segregation.

Products exempt under the bill include 100 % natural vegetable and fruit juices, drinks with milk as a primary ingredient, beverages for medical use, meal replacement drinks, infant formula, alcoholic beverages, and syrups including diet version intended for home use.

No matter how you slice it, this admission is reason enough for termination of both Wenger and Gazidis... this owner, who has personally poisoned every major sporting organization he currently owns in North America (Rams, Avalanche & Nuggets), has no regard for the concerns of the fans, just ask anyone in St. Louis, home of the once - vaunted «Greatest Show on Earth»... they had to endure numerous losing campaigns under his reign, before suffering the ultimate humiliation, as he moved the team to Los Angeles to quench his seemingly unending financial thirst... do you think it's a coincidence that ever since his arrival both Wenger and Gazidis have made grand claims each and every May to secure season ticket sales then fail to live up to the billing... they will do anything to make money except the very things that would make the most sense from a soccer perspective: buying a world - class striker since RVP, a Viera - like boss in the midfield and a dominant, physical CB in the mold of Adams or Sol... let's face it, they didn't even try

Paging through the clippings, I remembered the long home runs Dad used to hit in father - son games and also the five - dollar bill he slipped under my bedroom door after he hit one off me.

According to KMOU of Columbia, Missouri, Davis is trying to push a bill through the house to pay at - home moms $ 600 each year they care for children under the age of 16.

«The social security bill is rising under George Osborne, but the best way to get it down for the long - term is to get people into work and build more homes,» shadow chancellor Ed Balls said.

David Davis told the Sunday Politics» Giles Dilnot that the aim of a British Bill of Rights was not to dilute fundamental human rights but simply to bring oversight of human rights «back home» - under the purview of British politicians and expert British judges.

Under the budget, the tax rate would decrease — from $ 6.86 to $ 6.74 per thousand — and the tax bill for the owner of a median - value $ 170,000 county home would rise by $ 15.36.

He says, for example, under the bills Connecticut homeowners with crumbling foundations would not be allowed federal tax deductions for repairs done to their homes after December 31.

CIVIC CENTER — Domestic violence victims will get paid time off from their jobs and city - funded lawyers to help them keep their homes under new initiatives unveiled Wednesday by Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife Chirlane McCray.

Introduced at the end of July by City Councilman Mark Levine, the bill has since gained the support of 12 fellow councilmembers through the lobbying efforts of Levine's staff and parents at P.S. 163, a West 97th Street elementary school that would neighbor a construction site under a plan to build a 20 - story nursing home development.

«For reasons that are unclear, the Home Office did not consult the ACMD on the development or drafting of the [psychoactive substances] bill despite its obvious competence and authority, and indeed its specific legal remit under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 to advise on precisely such matters.»

New York hospitals and nursing homes would have to adopt minimum staffing requirements and establish nurse - to - patient ratios in all nursing units under a bill passed by the state Assembly.

BP, under fire nationally for all the obvious reasons, was a player pushing against an Albany bill to reduce the level of of sulfur in home heating oil sold in the state to the levels in diesel trucks - a measure that narrowly passed the state Senate after a party - line vote against it by the GOP minority.

Under the bill, Suffolk County would begin in July to require that liquid waste providers report pump - outs at homes to the county.

«A complete lack of accountability» under NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio is to blame for a deed lifting to allow a nonprofit nursing home on Manhattan's Lower East Side to be flipped to luxury condos and a $ 72 million profit, according to an investigation released by the city's corruption watchdog.

Filed Under: Local News Tagged With: Altitude Health Services, Bill Coughlin, Bob Duff, Bob Stewart, Bob Whitney, Chautauqua County Home, Chautauqua County Legislature, Chuck Nazzaro, Edward Farbenblum, Golden Hill, Jaqueline Syliva, Keith Ahlstrom, Larry Barmore, Lori Cornell, Mark Tarbrake, Shaun Heenan, Tim Hoyer, VestraCare, Vince Horrigan

«A complete lack of accountability» under Mayor Bill de Blasio is to blame for a deed lifting to allow a nonprofit nursing home on Manhattan's Lower East Side to be flipped to luxury condos and a $ 72 million profit, according to an investigation released Thursday by the city's corruption watchdog.

He also said campaign calls have been going out claiming that under the bill, «officers will not be able to use descriptions over the radio,» and that «officers will be financially liable and lose their homes.»

The most promising U.S. climate legislation, the so - called Kerry - Boxer Bill, is currently under consideration in the Senate but likely won't be voted on until February 2010 or later; traditionally the American government likes to iron out its policy legislatively at home before agreeing to international commitments.

The Ohio House Public Utilities Commission held a hearing on Tuesday to discuss House Bill 114 — which in summary is intended to «revise the provisions governing renewable energy, energy efficiency, and peak demand reduction and to alter funding allocations under the Home Energy Assistance Program.»

Filed Under: Design, Travel Tagged With: architecture, arkansas, Bill Clinton, Clinton's Birthdplace, Historic preservation, historical architecture, President William Jefferson Clinton Birthplace Home National Historic Site

Don't Leave Home — Michael Tully Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot — Gus Van Sant Duck Butter — Miguel Arteta First Match — Olivia Newman Friday's Child — A.J. Edwards Galveston — Melanie Laurent Hold the Dark — Jeremy Saulnier I Think We're Alone Now — Reed Morano Ideal Home — Andrew Fleming IO — Jonathan Helpert Jinn — Nijla Mumin Jonathan — Bill Oliver Kin — Jonathan Baker, Josh Baker The Land of Steady Habits — Nicole Holofcener Little Woods — Nia DaCosta Lizzie — Craig William Macneill Mandy — Panos Cosmatos Mapplethorpe — Ondi Timoner Monster Anthony Mandler Movie No. 1 — Josephine Decker (4) My Abandonment — Debra Granik (1) Nancy — Christina Choe Night Comes On — Jordana Spiro (5) Old Man and the Gun — David Lowery Piercing — Nicolas Pesce Private Life — Tamara Jenkins Siberia — Matt Ross Skate Girl — Crystal Moselle Slice — Austin Vesely Sorry to Bother You — Boots Riley (2) State Like Sleep — Meredith Danluck Support The Girls — Andrew Bujalski The Kindergarten Teacher — Sara Colangelo The Long Dumb Road — Hannah Fidell The Miseducation of Cameron Post — Desiree Akhavan (3) The Tale — Jennifer Fox Tully — Jason Reitman Tyrel — Sebastián Silva Under the Silver Lake — David Robert Mitchell Untogether — Emma Forrest Wild Nights with Emily — Madeleine Olnek We the Animals — Jeremiah Zagar Welcome the Stranger — Justin Kelly Wendy — Benh Zeitlin What They Had — Elizabeth Chomko Wildlife — Paul Dano Zoe — Drake Doremus

Bakers who use their home kitchens to make their edible goods would be able to sell their sweets and breads under another bill the Senate approved Wednesday.

This means that a 68 year old borrower with a $ 679,650 home or greater can lock in a credit line of approximately $ 350,000 (depending on what happens to interest rates and margins since they also will affect the amounts for which borrowers will qualify) instead of the approximately $ 250,000 that they would go back to under the limits prior to the Stimulus Bill.

Opponents of the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act falsely claim the bill would disrupt data collection and reporting on the ethnicity, race and sex of borrowers under the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act.

Under the current tax code, mortgage interest on first and second homes is generally deductible as long as these loans total less than $ 1.1 million, making homeownership one of the best ways to trim your tax bill.

I'm a 47 year old male no criminal past and a decent enough job $ 1800 a month been at for just over 10 years, I live at home with my mother no rent and only a few home related bills, my problem is I got charged with battery defending a person that was in my home under attack by a 240 pound giant of a woman, I weigh 158 pounds, I pulled her off the individual, in doing so she got struck on her nose and I was charged, along with the person that was being assaulted for misdemeanor battery as she lied and said we both hit her.

Filed Under: Investing Tagged With: Bailout, Corker - Warner Bill, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae And Freddie Mac, Federal Home Loan Corporation, Fmcc, Fnma, FNMA Federal National Mortgage Association, Freddie Mac, GSE, PATH Act, Stocks Editorial Disclaimer: Opinions expressed here are author's alone, not those of any bank, credit card issuer, airlines or hotel chain, or other advertiser and have not been reviewed, approved or otherwise endorsed by any of these entities.

Filed Under: Advocacy, Animal organizations, Feature Home Bottom, Horses, Horses & Farmed Animals, Laws & politics, Laws & standards, USA, Working horses Tagged With: Bill de Blasio, Josh Rubin, Merritt Clifton, NYCLASS, Stephen Nislick

Filed Under: Africa, African wildlife, Conservation, Culture & Animals, Endangered species, Feature Home Bottom, Habitat, Humane history, Kenya, Opinion, Opinions & Letters, Religion & philosophy, South Africa, Sub-Saharan, Wildlife Tagged With: Angela Sheldrick, Bill Woodley, Daphne Sheldrick, David Sheldrick, Gillian Woodley, Josphat Ngonyo, Merritt Clifton

A special program under the group's umbrella, called Vet Friend Till the End, finds the dogs homes with veterans and then pays all the pets» health bills.

Filed Under: Advocacy, Animal organizations, Behavior, Cruelty & neglect, Culture & Animals, Entertainment, Exhibition, Feature Home Bottom, Horse & livestock shows, Horses, Horses & Farmed Animals, Laws & politics, Show, Sports, USA Tagged With: Bill Callaway, Clant Seay, Diane Black, Jackie McConnell, Lamar Alexander, Malinda Larkin, Marsha Blackburn, Merritt Clifton, Mitch McConnell, Monte Irby, Roy Exum

Filed Under: Activism, Advocacy, Animal control, Animal organizations, Animal rights & welfare, Culture & Animals, Feature Home Bottom, Religion & philosophy, Shelters, USA Tagged With: AR 2014, AR 2015, Bill Moyer, HSUS Expo, Ku Klux Klan, Lila Miller, Lloyd Tait, Martin Luther King Jr., Merritt Clifton, Nelson Mandela, Social Movement Empowerment Project

If this bill were to become law, it is likely shelters would stop making an effort to the extent they have, to work with rescues to provide training and homes for difficult dogs and simply refuse to release them at all because under this bill it would become the protocol not to do so, to have the dog declared «dangerous» instead. The shelters would not want to release these dogs on demand and so would err on the side of caution by having them declared dangerous.

Filed Under: Activism, Advocacy, Animal organizations, Animal rights & welfare, Beliefs, Culture & Animals, Editorials, Feature Home Bottom, Opinions & Letters, Religion & philosophy, USA Tagged With: Beth Clifton, Bill Murray, Henry Bergh, Merritt Clifton

Filed Under: Activism, Advocacy, Animal organizations, Animal rights & welfare, Chickens, Culture & Animals, Disease, Eggs, Feature Home Bottom, Food, Global, Horses & Farmed Animals, Laws & politics, Live markets, Meat issues, Poultry, Religion & philosophy, Turkeys, USA, Vegetarians & vegans Tagged With: Bill Gates Foundation, Karen Davis, Merritt Clifton, Sherwood Anderson, United Poultry Concerns

Under House Bill 6334, which was signed into law by the governor on July 7 and takes effect on Oct. 1, all Connecticut animal shelter facilities not located in a home must be registered, regulated, inspected and provided oversight by the state.

Filed Under: Advocacy, Animal control, Animal fighting, Animal organizations, Culture & Animals, Dog attacks, Dogfighting, Dogfighting, Dogs, Dogs & Cats, Entertainment, Feature Home Bottom, Shelters, USA, Uses of dogs Tagged With: Bethany Lynn Stephens, Bill Deneke, Dorothy Ford, Emily Mae Colvin, Merritt Clifton

Under the current version of S.B. 130 animal rescues must still obtain a license and provide information to the state Department of Agriculture about their foster homes, but they are no longer the target of extensive regulation as under earlier incarnations of the Under the current version of S.B. 130 animal rescues must still obtain a license and provide information to the state Department of Agriculture about their foster homes, but they are no longer the target of extensive regulation as under earlier incarnations of the under earlier incarnations of the bill.

The bill requires registration of all animal rescues including foster homes but does not apply to any breeders other than high volume breeders and dog retailers; hobby and show breeders, sporting or hunting dog breeders, pet stores and small «backyard» breeders would not be subject to any regulation under the bill.

Filed Under: Advocacy, Animal organizations, Birds, Birds, Feature Home Bottom, Feral & «nuisance» wildlife, Feral animals, Hunted species, Hunting & trapping, Laws & politics, Urban wildlife, USA, Wildlife Tagged With: Bill Urseth, Dale Hall, Hank Bauer, Janet Enoch, Matt Coffey, Merritt Clifton, Steve Hindi, Stu Chaifetz, Tom Bradley III

Under the bill before euthanizing an animal, the manager of the animal shelter would be required to certify that the holding period for the animal has expired and that there is no «reasonable alternative» to euthanasia because (1) there are «no empty cages, kennels or other living environments in the shelter suitable for the animal»; (2) a foster home is not available through another municipal or private animal shelter or Rhode Island incorporated animal organization; and (3) another municipal or private animal shelter or Rhode Island incorporated animal organization is unwilling to accept the animal.

Under their bill, the government would invest the money in developing renewable fuel and more efficient energy policies, including a plan to weatherize more than a million homes.

The report states: «The government is also under pressure to curb rising energy bills with 2.3 million of Britain's 27 million households deemed fuel poor, meaning the cost of heating their homes leaves them with income below the poverty line.»

Under fluorescent lights it might seem attractive, but at home in your living room, it will give you headaches, ruin the cinematic quality of the movie you're watching and drive up your electric bill.

On the other hand, Newton observes, Congress has now passed a bill requiring every federal agency to establish a policy under which employees will be authorized to work from home to the «maximum extent possible.»