Similar words: credit, on credit, discredit, accredited, credit card, creditable, credit bureau, credit report. Meaning: n. a direct reduction in tax liability (not dependent on the taxpayer's tax bracket).
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61, The health insurance tax credit exceeds the extra taxes on existing benefits.
62, This tax credit is available to all members of health insurance schemes.
63, This paper expounds, through comparison and analysis, the operating mechanism of labor income tax credit and further discusses the incentive effect of labor income tax credit on social aid.
64, I want to give every American family a $5,000 refundable tax credit. Take it and get anywhere in America the health care that you wish.
65, Twelve million families with twenty-four million children will benefit from extensions of the Earned Income Tax Credit and the Child Tax Credit.
66, The new biodiesel tax incentive is a federal tax credit taken at the blender level.
67, Ronald Reagan, well on his way to slashing his predecessor's largesse toward clean energy, killed the investment tax credit.
68, ASA claims the tax credit will lower the cost of biodiesel to consumers.
69, The earned income tax credit ( EITC ) provides a subsidy to the wages of qualified low - income individuals.
70, Net Impact: no additional cost because the Investment Tax Credit is already on the books through 2016 and none of the above fixes would amount to a government spending increase.
71, Both critiques can be largely satisfied by proper design of a tax credit for new jobs.
72, A better-than-expected report on home prices was largely written off as getting a lift from a now expired home buyer tax credit.
73, The Operating Guide divides the foreign tax credit into direct credit and indirect credit. Direct credit means that the income tax paid outside China by ...
74, One plan from the EPI claims a 15% tax credit could create 5.1m additional jobs over the next two years,[http://sentencedict.com/tax credit.html] at a net cost of $27 billion.
75, Thus, the transportation cost does not fall into the scope of tax credit for dutiable goods.
76, It extended for eight years an investment tax credit for solar projects.
77, At the federal level, the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) and the Treasury Cash Grants continue to play an important role in stimulating investments in the PV industry.
78, David Crowe, chief economist at the National Association of Home Builders in Washington, D.C.[sentencedict.com], said home builders have told him that the first-time home buyer tax credit is bringing in buyers.
79, Home sales have tumbled since a home buyer tax credit expired at the end of April, despite mortgage rates falling to record lows.
80, Solar projects in the U.S. qualify for the Investment Tax Credit (ITC).
81, Third, he proposes a new, refundable tax credit that will increase health-care coverage, reduce the cost of health care, and provide more funds for families and individuals to purchase health care.
82, The tax credit is an imputation based on the fact that corporation tax has been paid.
83, The Earned Income Tax Credit, begun in 1975 and expanded several times since then, does just that, and has been the country's best anti-poverty program.
84, It also ignores the earned-income tax credit, a wage subsidy for the working poor that is reckoned to be one of America's most effective anti-poverty measures.
85, The new method for the first time adds the value of food stamps, school lunches, housing subsidies and the earned income tax credit.
86, I want to give every American family a $5,000 refundable tax credit.
87, Fifth, to help working families with children through difficult times, we increased the Earned Income Tax Credit and allowed more families to qualify for the Child Tax Credit.
88, Everyone would get a $2,500 refundable tax credit to buy health insurance.
89, Without the earned income tax credit, the poverty rate under the revised formula would jump from 15.7 percent to 17.7 percent.
90, There is also a special tax credit for investment in most kinds of depreciable assets, with the exception of buildings that are acquired and placed in service.
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