| Companies whose deductions exceed gross income for 2001 and 2002 will be allowed to carry the deductions back and re-file taxes for past years. |
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| If your modified adjusted gross income exceeded the allowable limits, all or some of your contributions could have been non-deductible. |
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| The Cabinet is most likely to stand by its commitments concerning profit tax and gross income tax. |
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| Since land-value increment tax is a tax on gains in asset income or value, all the occurring costs and fees are deductible from the gross income. |
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| Generally, under this method, 15 percent of the taxpayer's gross income from an oil or gas producing property is deductible each tax year. |
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| For self-employed applicants, the Department of Education wants to see a full declaration of total gross income. |
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| Our preference is to use the payor's gross income as the basis for the ceiling. |
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| They approximate levels of gross income where people are forced to spend much of their income on food, shelter and clothing. |
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| This is the percentage of your gross income that goes towards paying off your various debts. |
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| A non-resident is taxed in Spain on income arising from Spanish property at the rate of 25 per cent on gross income without any deductions for expenses or interest costs. |
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| The ordinary income rate that you are taxed under is dependent on the amount of adjusted gross income that you receive for the tax year and your filing status. |
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| The taxable portion of income is determined as follows: gross income minus business expenses equals net income. |
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| Unlike the business expenses of a self-employed individual, such expenses are not set off against gross income, thereby reducing total income. |
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| In other countries more than half of a gross income increase is translated into a net increase. |
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| Such assessments can relate to unreported gross income, as well as to other adjustments. |
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| Both the ceiling and the floor have been set by reference to the annual gross income of the payor. |
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| The 17 agencies that joined the Group in 2001 have contributed about 150 million euro in gross income on a full-year basis. |
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| However, in that year working expenses had ballooned due to unspecified exceptional expenditure, and slightly exceeded the gross income. |
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| The NAE method permits certain service providers to exclude amounts from gross income that, based on experience, they do not expect to collect. |
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| For the Basic Indicator Approach, a percentage is being discussed that will be tied to the gross income of the bank and that will supply the required capital for allocation. |
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| The gross income required to maintain this net income is determined. |
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| It is important to budget on net income rather than on gross income. |
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| Our contract work makes up half our gross income. |
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| Do not split the gross income according to your ownership share. |
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| Between 1991 and 1996 the proportion of renters who pay more than 30 percent of their gross income for shelter costs, increased by more than 25 percent. |
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| Total milk yield is a good indicator of gross income from milk sales. |
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| Contributions to health savings accounts are deducted from gross income. |
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| Nearly all income tax systems permit residents to reduce gross income by business and some other types of deductions. |
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| In lieu of this approach, NSBA has supported limits on the value of employer-provided health coverage that is excludible from gross income based on a minimum benefit package. |
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| An IRS proposed revenue procedure will allow certain taxpayers using the accrual method of accounting to defer inclusion of specified advance payments in gross income. |
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| In-kind distributions which, if paid for by the distributee, would constitute payment of a qualified higher education expense, are excluded from gross income. |
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| Consider instead the NSBA-supported proposal to limit the value of employer-provided health coverage that is excludible from gross income based on a minimum benefit package. |
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| If the distribution is not part of an LSD, the NUA excluded from the recipient's gross income includes only the amount attributable to nondeductible employee contributions. |
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| The TAC also held that the MSBT was a tax on all or a portion of gross receipts and therefore was not deductible from gross income by a corporation under Wisconsin law. |
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| Usually a taxpayer can exclude workers' compensation from his or her gross income but may be required to include Social Security benefits, including disability benefits. |
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| Structured settlements and qualified assignments, in widespread use in physical injury cases, facilitate settlement of recoveries excludible from gross income under Secs. |
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