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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91, With the tax credit dead, I'm no longer a hot stock?
92, Last fall, after 18 attempts to extend the production tax credit, Congress, in one of its final acts before adjourning, allowed a one-year extension to squeeze through.
93, In one case, they restore the earned income tax credit and the child tax credit, both of which benefit lower income households.
94, There exist differences in the requirements between the department of accounting and the tax department on the accounting of tax credit in purchasing when paying by instalments.
95, One question is, should we reinstate the Home Buyer Tax Credit in an effort to push home prices up?
96, I want every family to have a $5,[sentencedict.com]000 refundable tax credit so they can go out and purchase their own health care.
97, The American individual income tax law uses the comprehensive income tax mode and has certain regulations of the taxable income, filing status, tax rate and tax credit.
98, President Barack Obama this week will urge Congress to permanently extend and expand a research and development tax credit to encourage job growth.
99, It introduced an old-age pension and began, then expanded, an earned-income tax credit.
100, Under the plan, every family would receive a direct refundable tax credit for $2, 500 for individuals and $5, 000 for families.
101, These policies include: favourable tax policy, accelerating depreciation policy and investment tax credit policy.
102, But there was a ray of hope for the troubled housing market. Home-builder sentiment rose to a seven-month high this month as consumers rushed to take advantage of the home buyer tax credit.
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