| When the total of all your itemized deductions exceeds the standard deduction, you should itemize. |
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| She would have to itemize deductions on her tax returns and there are income limitations. |
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| In the above piece, I haven't begun to itemize all that he did in his incredible career. |
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| Generally, if your total deductions are greater than the standard, you should itemize your deductions. |
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| Currently, those who don't itemize get no federal tax breaks for such donations. |
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| To take the deduction, the owner must itemize his or her deductions and can have only one second home. |
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| Taxpayers who itemize can deduct disaster losses not covered by insurance or federal aid. |
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| The officials were instructed to itemize the number of signatures from each county that are deemed defective for any of 10 reasons. |
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| Only about one-third of Americans itemize their deductions, and they are mostly the well off. |
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| The main project at hand is to itemize and thereby monumentalize Davis's legacy as the music industry's ultimate hands-on hit-maker. |
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| Often it is easy to itemize the achievements of our public figures but forget the contribution of family members. |
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| The invoice will identify the child for whom the region is being billed and will itemize the charges on behalf of the child. |
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| Get the person to itemize their services and get a copy of any quotes in writing just in case the charges are for more than was negotiated. |
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| Every person reading this paper could itemize multiple small and large hurdles that compromise a better quality of life for many Canadians. |
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| Federally regulated lenders are currently required to itemize the cost of mortgage insurance in their disclosure to borrowers. |
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| It contains worksheets that help you itemize your assets and outline your wishes in preparation for your Will. |
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| Can we itemize a repertoire of actorly gestures that are cinematically specific, can we describe the semantic content of each, the affect attached, the effect produced? |
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| For those contracts, you must itemize and bill everything separately. |
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| But the president could have chosen not to itemize his giving, or to give that money to the U.S. Treasury, as many people do. |
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| But it's the elegist in him that wants to itemize every inch of New York's surface, as though to erect a sturdy, wall-like counterfactual against the grief that he cannot admit. |
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| Several of my cards itemize the President's deafness. |
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| About 100 million taxpayers — those whose income is entirely from wages and retirement funds, and who do not itemize deductions — should not have to file returns. |
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| One can also, perhaps, itemize some of the significant ways in which it breaks with almost all earlier confessional writing, of the kind we find in English with De Quincey and Hazlitt, in French with Stendhal. |
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| The riches of the new volume are too many to itemize. |
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| The project budget should itemize all sources of income and all anticipated expenses, specifying which expenses are to be funded by LCIF and which are to be funded by other sources. |
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| Constable Moore was charged with neglect of duty for allegedly failing to investigate and properly itemize the property recovered, and for releasing property to suspects. |
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| You may refer to the job cost records to obtain actual labour costs incurred since most job cost accounting systems itemize labour costs chronologically. |
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| The Advisory Guidelines do, however, itemize a series of exceptions which, although clearly not exhaustive, are intended to assist lawyers and judges in framing and assessing departures from the formulas. |
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| If they are greater than the standard deduction, you should itemize. |
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| In his novel Kenilworth, Elizabeth I is welcomed to the castle of that name by means of an elaborate pageant, the details of which Scott was well qualified to itemize. |
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