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tax-deductible

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But yeah, near-zero interest rates right now and borrowing costs being tax-deductible contribute to housing bubbles.

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Quick take

(taxation) That is exempt from payment of income tax.

Meaning at a glance

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adjective

(taxation) That is exempt from payment of income tax.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for tax-deductible.

adjective

(taxation) That is exempt from payment of income tax.

Example sentences

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But yeah, near-zero interest rates right now and borrowing costs being tax-deductible contribute to housing bubbles.

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Actually they got that one: There are sliders for both 'common fees' and the portion of same that is tax-deductible.

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Donations are tax-deductible by individuals only to the extent you don't benefit from it.

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It's for professionals where $30 is both nothing and tax-deductible.

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I'm sure it comes with strings, but given the donation revenue they've generated, tax-deductible status could be a big lever in pure dollar terms...

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> So complicit are your governments that in several European countries bribes still are tax-deductible.

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Donations are legal (I think), but might not be tax-deductible.

Frequently asked questions

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How do you use tax-deductible in a sentence?

But yeah, near-zero interest rates right now and borrowing costs being tax-deductible contribute to housing bubbles.

What does tax-deductible mean?

(taxation) That is exempt from payment of income tax.

What part of speech is tax-deductible?

tax-deductible is commonly used as adjective.