Similar words: write off, write of, write-off, write off for, write out, rite of passage, write, bite off. Meaning: n. a reduction in the gross amount on which a tax is calculated; reduces taxes by the percentage fixed for the taxpayer's income bracket.
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1. And you'll get a tax write-off.
2. A tax write-off acceleration for those forced to sell in the current market is also being encouraged by McCain.
3. It is possible the tax write-off alone will make homebuying right for you.
4. I hired my chef instead,[http://Sentencedict.com] which becomes a tax write-off.
5. Sure, it might cost you a little money (although you should recoup some of it from the tax write-off), but it's likely to more than pay for itself in future work.
6. Go over $5, 000 and you'll need to get the item or items professionally appraised to qualify for a tax write-off.
7. Whether you're making room for new stuff, looking for a tax write-off, or just taking on Simple Sapien's challenge, donating items you don't use anymore is an easy way to take care of clutter.
8. In Florida, a truckload of mink coats showed up during the 2004 hurricane season, Rothe-Smith said, a likely tax write-off for a retailer having trouble pushing furs.
9. It is often paid for by the employer or is a tax write-off for business owners or freelancers.
10. Tax Breaks: Interest paid to a credit card is money down the drain. Interest paid to a mortgage can be used as a tax write-off.
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