Sentences with phrase «less deductions»

The security deposit is returned at the end of the lease less any deductions for damages.

This percentage is deducted from disposable earnings (gross wages less deductions required by law).

The amount of income directly assessable against the liable relative is the net weekly income (i.e. income from all sources less deductions for income tax and PRSI) with the following deductions as applicable:

Meanwhile, an average - income worker who earns $ 50,000 a year can expect to have disposable income of $ 38,520 less deductions while employed.

But you're saying that both of our AGIs would be our combined gross income less deductions and then divided in half?

«Any reductions we have in upper - income taxes will be offset by less deductions so that there will be no absolute tax cut for the upper class,» Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Nov. 30, 2016, in an interview on CNBC's «Squawk Box.»

It is not widely known that the Canada Child Tax Benefit (CCTB) is based on a family's net income i.e. income from all sources less deductions such as RRSP contributions, childcare expenses etc..

For a self - employed individual or a partner in a partnership, compensation is the individual's net earnings from his or her business, less any deduction allowed for contributions made to retirement plans on the individual's behalf, and further reduced by 50 % of the individual's self - employment taxes.

Using figures from Statistics Canada, the paper calculated that a low - income worker who earns $ 25,000 a year can expect to have disposable income of $ 22,070 less deductions while working.

My hope was that her loan would be based on her salary alone of $ 50K less deductions for her AGI.

$ 75K (less deductions) and then her new loan payment would be based off of that figure, correct?

Regardless, though, her loan would be based on $ 75K (less deductions) if we MFS rather than $ 150K (less deductions) as MFJ?

You'll pay income taxes on this overall income, less deductions and credits, according to whatever tax bracket you fall into.

* Taxable income is your gross income, less certain adjustments (expenses, qualified account contributions, alimony paid), less all deductions (mortgage interest, property taxes, charitable contributions.).

While a small business owner or someone who has had large medical bills may benefit from itemizing deductions, a teacher may have less deductions to itemize than the standard deduction (for 2016 the standard deduction for married filing separately is $

While a small business owner or someone who has had large medical bills may benefit from itemizing deductions, a teacher may have less deductions to itemize than the standard deduction (for 2016 the standard deduction for married filing separately is $ 6,300).

The calculation consists of all property owned on «Valuation Date» (the date upon which there is no reasonable prospect of reconciliation), less any deduction and excluded property.

I was offered three weeks pay as severance (less deductions and taxes, of course).

I just received an email from my accountant that basically stated the IRS has made some sort of change that will require investors to file a Form 3115 or they may be subject to a higher taxable income due to less deductions.