Everyone thinks you can write off this and write off that.
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Everyone thinks you can write off this and write off that, and to a certain extent, you can.
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"It's a write-off sometimes, but you gotta prove all day that it's a write-off," she said.
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There was a dollar-for-dollar write-off, so that every dollar they invested in affordable housing, they could write off on their taxes.
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French banks generally do not write off impaired loans before they are fully resolved as opposed to some jurisdictions with a swifter write-off policy.
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When candidates write off entire states or regions for being too blue or too red, they also write off the people who call those places home.
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French banks also generally do not write off impaired loans before they are fully resolved as opposed to some jurisdictions with a swifter write-off policy.
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Xi Jinping said that we can't write off the Mao era, but we don't know what element of the Mao era he doesn't want to write off.
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Back in Massachusetts, at Hillary Clinton's alma mater, classmates "wanted to write off Appalachia and write off these rural areas," angry over heartland support for her opponent.
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The write off cost the federal government $2 billion in foregone revenue in 2016, more than double the federal burden of the write off just nine years earlier.
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But to write off The Big Bang Theory is to write off a show that shined a spotlight on geek culture in a way that has helped it take over the world.
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Did they write off in a carriage or a carrier?
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But I shouldn't write off the experience as wholly negative.
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But if we write off Trump, that's what will happen.
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It may anyway be too soon to write off LIBOR.
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Trump could simply write off the critique with a testament
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Don't write off Magritte's pipe or Calder's mobiles just yet.
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We even let corporations write off punitive damages from lawsuits.
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We even asked Whit how she'd write off Roseanne's character.
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Republicans could write off the Alabama loss as an anomaly.
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A broader group, however, wasn't ready to write off April.
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It would be a mistake to write off their influence.
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Progressives can't simply write off these parts of the country.
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The Giants are too talented on defense to write off.
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But it is a mistake to write off the tigers.
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"I don't write off the past; instead , " writes the billionaire.
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Bottom line -- Johnny will get a charitable tax write-off for $200k, Amber will write-off her $6.8 mil worth of donations ... and they can both put the nightmare marriage and divorce behind them.
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"Just as it was premature to write off Joe Biden in the aftermath of Iowa and New Hampshire, it would be premature to write off Bernie Sanders in the aftermath of Super Tuesday," Jeffries said.
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The next two years may not be a complete write-off.
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Wald added, however, that he "wouldn't write off growth just yet."
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But we write off our public healthcare systems at our peril.
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After 20 years, the government will write off any remaining balance.
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Yet it would be wrong to write off the transatlantic partnership.
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There will be no write off of principal, they have said.
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To be sure, the size of Trump's write-off is huge.
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To beat him, Clinton can't write off disaffected Sanders voters altogether.
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We like to write off nonverbal cues as accessories or extras.
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Casper also gets a tax write-off out of the deal.
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"You can't simply write off a US Senate seat," Walsh said.
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But despite its many warts, we should not write off Bulgaria.
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This aid should be a direct tax write off for employers.
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So, frankly, lots of city festivals felt like a write-off.
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We shouldn't write off all gruesome fiction as sexist, she argues.
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Editorials write off small-town workers as necessary casualties of progress.
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If their stocks lose value, they can take a write-off.
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But investors aren't ready to write off the company just yet.
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Are they able to write off their training or fitness regimens?
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But it's too soon to write off our smartphones as boring.
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Don't write off Julianne Hough and Brooks Laich's marriage just yet!
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You don't have to itemize deductions to claim this write-off.
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At the time, companies could write off all compensation for executives.
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I have a write-off, a lot of it is depreciation.
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But that doesn't make the Fire HD 10 a complete write-off.
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If Amazon fails, it learns a lesson and takes a write-off.
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Please do not keep your mortgage simply for the tax write-off.
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And you can't write off those things, because those are personal use.
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That's been grounds enough, for some, to write off his work forever.
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Yet it would be a mistake to write off interactive fiction entirely.
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So why write off the possibility of getting off from booty action?
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No, Cramer will not write off Disney simply because of ESPN issues.
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That means the apartments are a tax write off here in Germany.
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It's hard to say how they'll write off either of the characters.
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This includes the rental suite, which is a partial tax write-off.
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You can continue to write off your losses in the following years.
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And perhaps the real question is, why do we write off fish?
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Bernie Lo: So you wouldn't write off Hong Kong any time soon?
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It would be easy to write off SpaceX as a reckless company.
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However, White didn't write off the struggle cable-forward companies are facing.
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But not everyone is ready to write off the Correspondents' social scene.
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It's easy to write off my reaction as that of a lightweight.
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For supporters of Hillary Clinton, it's easy to write off this attack.
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What's next: It's too soon to write off the Singapore process entirely.
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Despite these benefits, corporations can write off the donations as charitable contributions.
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But a note of caution about those who would write off Mrs.
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"We should not write off the United States, of course," he said.
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Still, some Democrats in early states aren't ready to write off Patrick.
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Under the new law, that write-off has been limited to $10,000.
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So how did the Dems supposedly write off white working-class men?
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Because of an apparent drafting error in the law, stores and restaurants have to write off the costs of their renovations over 39 years, instead of being able to write off the full costs immediately as Congress intended.
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Construction companies, for example, can't use this provision to write off a building.
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Many of us are ready to write off 2016 as the absolute worst.
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"There are some African countries I'd write off for 15 years," Robertson said.
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Write off the American 23-times Grand Slam singles champion at your peril.
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The couple could very well write off the year as a Dumpster fire.
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Kourtney was careful in making sure not to write off a reunion completely.
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Partly for that reason, it is too soon to write off the party.
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Those without lucrative endorsement deals can also write off training and travel expenses.
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Where arrears are concerned, the DWP has limited powers to write off debt.
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I was ready to write off Dirty Lemon as another social media fad.
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"It's really easy to write off these spaces as being frivolous," she adds.
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So this is not something that the RNC is going to write off.
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As for those who write off the films, he doesn't fault the haters.
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It also lists helping new businesses write off more of their initial costs.
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You can write-off your workspace as a business expense come tax time.
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Companies would be able to immediately write-off investments in their businesses instead.
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We are here to demand Modi help us and write-off these debts.
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You could write off Slinger as just a dinky YouTube for vertical videos.
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That means nearly 1 in 3 borrowers take advantage of the write-off.
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The situation isn't hopeless, though, and don't write off today as a loss.
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But we can write off these experiences as the actions of individual perpetrators.
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And the rest of us shouldn't use it to write off other candidates.
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That is, your whole salary may not be eligible for a write-off.
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If borrowers do walk away, are you going to enforce or write off?
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BP said Tuesday that the write-off had no impact on cash flow.
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Don't let that fool you into thinking 22000 was a write-off, though.
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Can artists deduct the artwork they've donated for a write-off on their taxes?
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Don't write off the chances for a rewrite of Medicaid even if Trumpcare dies.
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The satellite is assumed to be "a write-off," one of the officials said.
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"The exact write-off amount will depend on the hole size," Danilov told Reuters.
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It's unclear whether he's just going to write off the value of the car.
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" Biden later said an "awful lot of folks" want to "write off this campaign.
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Nonetheless, it would be a mistake to write off Mrs May's Brexit plan completely.
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Canadian officials said it was too soon to write off the deal-making process.
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I'm not suggesting it's time to write off Final Fantasy VII Remake for good.
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That leads businesses to write off $29 billion a year in uncollectable bad debt.
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That leads businesses to write off $120 billion a year in uncollectable bad debt.
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Before you write off the base, you have to understand who the base is.
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"I would certainly hesitate to write off print in the near term," he said.
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Allows businesses to immediately write off the cost of new investments over five years.
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Baby boomers write off millennials as entitled underachievers and Generation X as rebel slackers.
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It would be paid for by allowing consumers to write off less medical debt.
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Businesses would be able to immediately write off the costs of their capital investments.
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In addition to the stigma, there's a tendency to write off people with dementia.
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An excellent mindset to have is to write off at least the first year.
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The lesson here is that Democrats must not write off entire geographies or communities.
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Why should people think that this is not a tax write-off for billionaires?
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I don't write off makeup, though, because I use it in my everyday life.
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It's not fair to write off a person based on three stiff meetings, though.
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It would be easy to write off the story of "Olio" as a coincidence.
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Only taxpayers who claim itemized deductions can take a write-off for their generosity.
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"But the fact is you can't write off the American president," Mr. Alterman said.
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When writing about niche technology, I try not to write off potential use cases.
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Procter & Gamble took a $2.1 billion write-off in 2015 for its Venezuelan operations.
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Companies, for example, could write off investments in software or machinery or new buildings.
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Instead, companies would be able to immediately write off the costs of equipment expenses.
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It may be rash to write off an entire series based on a single scene.
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In the end, they decided to shut the company down and write off the investment.
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But to write off any contestant who was dating someone before going on the show?
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L was the biggest faller, down 4.8 percent after it announced a further write-off.
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But just because you detest running doesn't mean you should write off cardio workouts altogether.
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If you're a half- decent investor, you can always write off that first [bad] check.
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Kathie Lee Gifford isn't ready to write off alleged abusers Bill Cosby and Harvey Weinstein.
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We can write off the first instance of tabloid faux pas, as, well, a mistake.
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"Everyone doesn't understand that a pretax contribution is a write-off to yourself," LaBrecque said.
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This shocking news begs the question: how will the show write off its central character?
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In many cases, the tariffs could force companies to simply write off the US market.
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Meanwhile, we're sure Sprint and the Sprint Foundation will get a nice tax write-off.
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However, before you write off this theory entirely, Dumont's announced character might mean absolutely nothing.
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It can't write off states like West Virginia; it must invest in its infrastructure there.
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Before you write off Scarborough as a candidate, consider this: Donald Trump is the President.
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Clinton, of course, did not write off nearly half the country, like Mitt Romney did.
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For now, at the beginning of June, don't write off the World Champions just yet.
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Even the cost of losing lottery tickets can be deducted, a scratch-off write-off.
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Thinking of starting a travel blog so you can write off all your family vacations?
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What you can and can't write off is also defined by the Internal Revenue (IRS).
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Excluding the Tumblr write-off and other adjustments, the company's operating profit fell 64 percent.
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"There's a tendency to write off California as just the odd person out," Nehring said.
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But Michaela Watkins's performance is so good, it's hard to write off the show completely.
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It would also allow businesses to immediately write off the costs of their capital investments.
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Kong worried that I would interrogate the talbukja and write off the show as drivel.
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He told Ms. Fowles he could write off the expense if he paid it digitally.
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Maybe our problem now is that we can't write off any members of the Senate.
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That means that all businesses would get an immediate write-off for any new investment.
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Mainstream doctors write off the benefits of cold therapy and energy healing, the show insists.
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The group added it would write off 12 million euros due to the production halt.
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The framework proposed accelerating that schedule, allowing companies to write off the full amount immediately.
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Nonetheless, the Democratic nominee can't afford, either politically or morally, to write off those Americans.
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Even so, Mr. Corfidi wasn't prepared to write off the smog-affected sunset as inferior.
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"You don't just write off something like that," Howard said of his time in Philadelphia.
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If it doesn&apost, we complain and write off influencer marketing like a scorned lover.
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I'd rather be in the one that everybody seems to write off except for me.
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But it would be unfair to write off Sony's travails in the portable gaming industry.
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The plan would also forestall tougher rules on when people can write off medical expenses.
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It also points to a more generous approach toward how corporations write off their investments.
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I think it's a mistake to write off this currency as a bubble or fad.
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In those cases, plaintiffs will no longer be able to write off their legal fees.
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Often, companies paid meager fines, which some will try to write off as a tax deduction.
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Fortunately, I can write off the expense on my taxes at the end of the year.
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It's marketing to make a certain amount of money, which they can write off through advertising.
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Doing so, however, would be to write off the white working class voters in Trump's camp.
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But it might be a mistake to write off Lyft or Uber for the long haul.
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The bank declined to say when it made the decision to write off the remaining debt.
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Creating my business allowed me to write-off any and all expenses relating to my practice.
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The cops write off the community even more; the community writes off the cops even more.
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Ford doesn't appear ready to write off its traditional business of selling cars to consumers, either.
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The allegations, some of them trivial in isolation, seemed in their profusion hard to write off.
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E-commerce sellers, for instance, commonly think inventory they've purchased can be a tax write-off.
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It's tempting, then, to write off Trump's potential split with the Republican Party as primarily personal.
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It added that it would write off $3 billion for restructuring by the end of 2016.
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"Every woman has the prerogative to write off oral if they don't like it," she says.
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That follows the $42 million write-off on original video content that Yahoo took in October.
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Earlier BP reported a drop in second quarter profits after an exploration write-off in Angola.
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However, Wald said it's still too soon to write off the broader downtrend in biotech stocks.
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It's no wonder people here would write off the distant threat of North Korea's nuclear program.
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With Davies now honorary president, he is reportedly set to write off the club's massive debts.
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David Gunnlaugsson campaigned against foreign creditors and vowed to write off part of Icelanders' mortgage debts.
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The company spent another $26 million to demolish the building, taking a $125 million write-off.
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Many states also provide a tax write-off for at least a portion of a contribution.
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But Darling and other strategists say it's too soon to write off Trump as a loser.
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Several APEC members said it was too soon to write off support from Trump on TPP.
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This would mean business borrowers could no longer write off the interest they pay on debts.
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Additionally, Trump has called for allowing businesses to immediately write off the costs of their investments.
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On paper, it would be easy to write off Greta's words as another opinion among many.
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But I have a write-off, a lot of it's depreciation, which is a wonderful charge.
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It's hard to know what to take seriously, and what to write off as wishful thinking.
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But, kind of like pop music, you'd be wrong to write off these films as fluff.
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Some White House aides hoped that Mr. Trump would write off Mr. Bannon after the loss.
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If someone acquires them for too much, it feels like a write-off waiting to happen.
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You can write off the tacos completely, and what's left is still a very enjoyable restaurant.
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Their suggestions also include allowing businesses to immediately write off the full cost of capital investments.
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Besides, you don't write off an aging loved one just because he or she becomes cranky.
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Right now, and inexplicably, that write-off is scheduled to come back to life in 2025.
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He got to write off the first 100 days of his presidency as a total loss.
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DT: A lot of my write-off was depreciation and that Hillary as a senator allowed.
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Peter Atwater, president at the financial research firm Financial Insyghts, said the risk of a goodwill write off is important, pointing to other tech giants that had to write off large goodwill values in recent years, such as Microsoft with Nokia or Hewlett Packard with Autonomy.
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Then as the years go by, he can continue to write off that investment again and again.
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Mytilineos has had to write off millions of euros for RTB Bor's payment arrears, the statement said.
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DeLuca is a little overconfident in this scene, and he shouldn't write off Meredith's feelings for Link.
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The new law also allows companies to write off immediately the full value of new capital investments.
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When you're dressing for comfort, it can be tempting to write off structured pieces like underwire swimsuits.
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If you're someone who requires clitoral stimulation to orgasm, don't write off deep penetration, Dr. Britton says.
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Now that the government plans to write off many arrears, there is nothing those parents can do.
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Although Mr Freeman is not ready to write off his behemoths, he has probably written their obituary.
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But just because you're not into shower sex doesn't mean you should write off bathroom sex altogether.
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If you've never been interested in erotic literature or even porn, don't write off Dipsea just yet.
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Still, we'd be wrong to so quickly write off the main culprit behind this crime so soon.
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"Up here we use these casual phrases that we are going to write off the debt," Rep.
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" He concludes, "[T]he Democratic nominee can't afford, either politically or morally, to write off those Americans.
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It took a $40 million write-off and its hardware "camera company" strategy was called into question.
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He told The New York Times that he didn't use the project as a tax write-off.
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" On Trump bringing a lawsuit: "You can never write off the possibility of Donald Trump suing you.
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It just makes no sense to write off the rest of the year on such flimsy evidence.
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One might be tempted to write off a non-bathroom lactation room as a diva-level request.
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For instance, Exxon had to write off its entire 3.5 billion-barrel bitumen project in Alberta, Canada.
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Republican pollster Ashlee Rich Stephenson on Tuesday said it was "fool's gold" to write off Wisconsin Gov.
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They like the lower rate, the immediate write-off for expenses, and the exemption for export income.
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House Republicans have proposed allowing households to write off state and local property taxes up to $21,000.
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It would also allow taxpayers to write off up to $10,000 in state and local property taxes.
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House Republicans have proposed allowing households to write off state and local property taxes up to $10,000.
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Republicans will most likely write off Mr. Trump as a one-time phenomenon and not do anything.
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But I have a write-off; a lot of it is depreciation, which is a wonderful charge.
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Doctors don't listen to us and they write off or completely ignore the reality of our pain.
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It would be easy to write off Leitch's campaign branding as hopeless—nobody reads the comments, right?
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Last year, the company said it would write off a remaining investment of $312 million in Venezuela.
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What makes Kigali hard for the White House to write off is its support by American manufacturers.
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In addition, when it comes to Notre-Dame, donors will benefit from a hefty tax write-off.
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What they do reveal is that he used the transaction to declare an enormous tax write-off.
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The central bank will thus be inclined to write off African swine fever as a supply shock.
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The company will write off her college-loan debt as well as hand her a hefty paycheck.
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While it is far too early to write off Trump's political acumen, he has work to do.
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I also write-off my new computer and an expensive camera I bought a few months ago.
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If you're using a MetroCard, for example, to commute to work, you cannot write off the expense.
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It's tempting to write off people who refuse to evolve, especially if their candidate loses the election.
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Business can also write off the cost of certain capital investments more quickly, a $164 billion benefit.
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To write off Russian election interference by boiling down its efforts to purely Facebook ads is ill-conceived.
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This shit is not OK, and it almost makes me want to write off the whole system completely.
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Part of the issue, Fubon Research reckons, may be a write-off of iPhone X and XR inventory.
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But in the US, you get to write off the business expense without paying taxes on the revenue.
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Banks are reluctant to write off old, souring loans and so are unable to make fresh new ones.
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Some might write off Money Diaries as just another viral hit, but it's so much more than that.
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Yet for now, as last week, a health-warning applies: do not write off Mrs Merkel just yet.
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Many investors now want to write off Disney, but Cramer says to hang on for the long-term.
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It's a complete write-off, but the slow-motion footage of the explosion was worth the loss.[YouTube]
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The coal is later sold to power plants at a loss and Mylan gets a fat write-off.
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But equally, the first failure of an experimental product isn't a reason to write off the concept entirely.
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Mark Calcavecchia saw enough to know it would be foolish to write off the former world number one.
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Before we entirely write off this shocking cheese creation, let's first examine what the hell it actually is.
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Saudi Industrial Export, which this week proposed a capital reduction to write off accumulated losses, slid 5.7 percent.
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Before you write off this tiresome money-conservation formula, I'd like to present you with a fresh approach.
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Some of it you can immediately write off and some of it is really hard to reason through.
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So, you know: Maybe don't totally write off the dating app match who tells you "You seem fun!"
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Still, it is dangerous for Democrats to completely write off the Republican candidate, Democratic strategist Morris Reid said.
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The lion's share of the sum, at A$50 million, will go toward the write-off of loans.
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China was not willing to write off any of its debt, but did suspend repayments for five years.
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But, no, you cannot now simply write off your next Dior piece on your taxes next year. (Sorry.)
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Earlier this month, he said he likely wouldn't run in 2020, but did not write off the possibility.
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The contractual terms of Maybank's notes allow for a write-off to be either partial or in full.
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It wants to reduce the primary-surplus target to 1.5% and to write off some of Greece's debt.
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That's because companies would likely accelerate capital investments into 2018 due to the plan's immediate expensing write-off.
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Yes, all of these signs are easy to write off as problems that everybody deals with — they're normal.
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Nonetheless, Grainger's Snelson said it was important not to write off people who did not excel at school.
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The business innovation-focused bill would allow new companies to write off more of their start-up costs.
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You can write off the success of Johnson and Trump with older, white voters to self-defeating nostalgia.
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A deduction takes place when companies write off legitimate expenses against gross income before calculating their tax liabilities.
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Our tax guy told us what to write off, but we had no idea what we were doing.
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Another change is the proposal to restrict the amount of corporate debt interest a company could write off.
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Businesses could write off capital investments immediately (rather than currently amortizing the cost over the equipment's useful life).
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This makes it harder, for example, for wholesale or retail start-ups that have little to write off.
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Mr. Ryan can't simply write off the GOP nominee and the millions of votes Mr. Trump has won.
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"I came to them and said, 'Shoot for me and you can write off your weed,'" she laughed.
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Managers are on less of a hair-trigger to write off an investment, which is to everyone's benefit.
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It's hard to write off a decision that results in more Lizzy Caplan screen time as a bummer.
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One of those provisions, known as "Section 179 expensing," allows small businesses to immediately write off capital investments.
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I can also write off health insurance premiums and any classes I take to help progress my career.
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In that case, they can still deduct qualified business expenses, including a write-off for their home office.
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Faded. But they are not ready to write off Missouri and they dispute the Republican thinking about Florida.
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Ground game South Carolina Democratic strategist Tyler Jones said it's too early to write off Biden's flagging campaign.
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Under current law, businesses have to write off investments over a number of years using complex depreciation schedules.
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Despite the warning signs, author and entertainment writer Chris McKittrick said not to write off DC just yet.
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The company could afford to write off the bad debt, but borrowers remained on the hook for billions.
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The White House said at the time Trump also made a "large-scale" write-off for construction losses.
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Independent contractors (or sole proprietors) can now write off 2224 percent of their business income in many cases.
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The mortgage interest deduction (MID) is a $2202 billion tax write-off that primarily benefits higher income households.
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Have a monthly system in place to keep track of expenses you intend to write off, for example.
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The new law allows companies to immediately write off the full cost of buying equipment, known as expensing.
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Good critics are omnivorous, and rarely write off movies simply because of the genre or the intended audience.
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In doing so, Contura expected to write off $400 million in taxes and $200 million in reclamation liabilities.
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Why settle for the Fisher-Price write-off when you can communicate your feelings clearly with two simple words?
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It's either a brilliant way to build hype for Deadpool's irreverent tone, or the world's greatest tax write-off.
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When it was eventually located, the kit—reportedly sitting in four inches of water—was a total write-off.
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Don't be quick to write off Japanese electronics and entertainment giant Sony, despite the latest round of disappointing earnings.
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But "audience retention and revenue growth have been disappointing and losses have exceeded expectations," leading to the write-off.
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So if something changes on the ACLU's donation page, you could find yourself with a massive tax write-off.
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Absolutely—while my first day was a write-off, of the other six bribes I tried, four worked out.
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At $12 a month, it can be tempting to write off a bank's maintenance fee as a minor inconvenience.
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The improvement in the economy has increased the creditworthiness of borrowers, obliging banks to write off fewer bad loans.
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B&N Bank said last week it would write off subordinated debt worth $226.56 million owed to its shareholders.
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That would imply a write-off of Air Berlin's obligation under the structure, while Alitalia's debt would be honoured.
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The second measure would allow startup businesses to write off more of their initial costs against their federal taxes.
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Although Poroshenko was Moscow's worst case scenario, other candidates were a write-off for Russia too, the source said.
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Yet Snapchat was roundly mocked for taking a $40 million write-off after making hundreds of thousands too many.
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It's easy to write-off Summit as merely a playground for the prosperous that's looking to improve its image.
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Still, aside from paying Landis for his betrayal, Armstrong can write off the settlement as an act of prudence.
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Clinton's idea was to cap that: No corporation could write off an executive's salary above the first $220 million.
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Meanwhile, fans who feel threatened by queer representation could easily write off each instance as just a kooky joke.
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The party would be foolish to write off the young, the new, the urban, the diverse, and the educated.
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Pundits have been quick to write off Hayne as a flop but he is unlikely to pay them heed.
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In fact, the phone sold so poorly Amazon had to take a $170 million write-off on the attempt.
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The revenue-neutral proposal keeps "accelerated depreciation," which allows businesses to write off investments more quickly than they depreciate.
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Trump's associates have sought to write off the investigation as a "hoax" and a "witch hunt" since its beginning.
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Before you write off Koryo altogether, it's worth noting that ginseng does actually have some reputed hangover-curing properties.
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I began to write off as a fringe character the woman who'd once informed my own feminism so deeply.
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Letting the companies write off the cost as an ordinary business expense is adding insult to injury, he said.
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Democrats are fully invested in the Game of Loans and they are not likely to write off that investment.
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The GOP bill would also allow taxpayers to write off up to $20183,000 in state and local property taxes.
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You can write off some of that as individual Saviors being smarter than others, if you really want to.
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Some bankers see the coming few months as a write-off, with no meaningful activity until the fourth quarter.
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But you know the rules by now: Never write off or assume anything with the Gregg Popovich-coached Spurs.
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But an I.R.S. advisory warned that not everyone would be eligible to write off property taxes from this year.
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Today it's easy to write off Playboy, and Mr. Hefner, as the last remnants of a more sexist age.
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The House GOP's plan repeals income and sales tax deductions and caps the property tax write-off at $220006,2202.
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The final version would still allow people to write off state and local taxes, but only up to $10,000.
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Some bring particularly hard cases to the firm, lest they have to write off the bills for care altogether.
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It's now harder to get a write-off on your federal return for these state and local levies, too.
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But before you write off your new ski boots, consider the suspicion that too many reported losses can arouse.
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Democrats who continue to write off that success as the result of racism do so at their political peril.
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Before Congress imposed the cap, taxpayers could write off an unlimited amount of those taxes on their federal returns.
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One viewer's thrilling exploration of alternative treatment methods might be another viewer's irresponsible write-off of more traditional treatments.
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The software suggested that I take the GDS (General Depreciation System) regular method, which gives the quickest write-off.
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The Nigerian authorities have allowed banks to speed up the write-off of fully reserved NPLs since July 2016.
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All of this brings me back to the conventional wisdom that it is time to write off Biden's campaign.
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Private real estate investors can write off depreciation costs even when the vast majority of their project is debt-financed.
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The rescue plan approved on Friday triggers the write off of PSB's subordinated debt, including deposits, loans and bond issues.
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Paris has made his name helping Indonesian groups write off debt, usually arguing local laws made their original arrangements illegal.
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Beneficiaries include the Widjaja family, for whom he helped write off billions in bonds after Asia's worst ever corporate default.
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Trafford was almost ready to write off the incident as a freak occurrence, but the next day it happened again.
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Remington plans to file bankruptcy in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware, seeking to write off about $700 million in debt.
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In a one-off policy change, the central bank allowed banks to write off fully reserved NPLs by end-2016.
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Another problem is that restaurants and retailers say they are prevented from using a new write-off for remodeling expenses.
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But to write off Cleveland as some misguided backwater beached in bygone times would not be doing the hamlet justice.
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Your write-off would amount to the annual cost multiplied by the percentage that you use the car for work.
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But then he offered a more confident message to those he said were already moving to "write off" his candidacy.
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In turn, those taxpayers could then write off the payment as a charitable deduction on their federal income tax return.
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When you have something like this bridging genres and tropes, it's harder to write off as an underground, radical publication.
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As Kidman and Close prove, drawing those distinctions and pledging to write off any alleged abusers isn't always so simple.
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The laudable proposal to allow them to write off investments in full immediately is scheduled to expire after five years.
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Its 2016 acquisition of British hardware chain Homebase has proved a disaster, prompting a $1 billion write-off in February.
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Most importantly, save the receipts, because you can write off everything you buy as a business expense come tax time.
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That led some people with vision problems or who stay out of the sun to write-off the product entirely.
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They're more than happy to write off half a season, knowing that in the end they won't pay any price.
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Still, before you write off her collection, Cameron actually had serious fashion credentials before taking residence at 10 Downing Street.
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Petronas may have to write off up to $24.32 million for work already done on the Canadian project, analysts say.
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REFINANCES $26.9 MILLION LOAN FACILITIES RESULTING IN DEBT WRITE-OFF OF $4.3 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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"With the exception of the working capital write-off...all other guidance for the full year remains unchanged," it said.
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The Republican plan would eliminate that deduction, instead allowing businesses to immediately write off the costs of their capital investments.
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"With the exception of the working capital write-off...all other guidance for the full-year remains unchanged," it said.
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Banks and other investors may have to write off or restructure tens of billions of dollars in loans and bonds.
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The think tank has long been supportive of allowing businesses to immediately write off the full costs of their investments.
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That's in addition to the nearly 8,000 heads that rolled last year in the wake of the Nokia write-off.
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The Internal Revenue Service allows you to write off property taxes in the year you pay to the taxing authority.
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GKN hit the bottom of the benchmark, slipping 4.76 percent, after it announced a new write-off and new leadership.
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If they owned their own business, they could write off $1318,2125 of their premium based on the 21 limits below.
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They can write off their property taxes as well as their state and local income taxes or general sales taxes.
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Lastly, starting in 2022, companies will no longer be able to write off their full research and development costs immediately.
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According to relationships researcher Amy Moors, envy isn't always the best reason to write off consensual non-monogamous relationship dynamics.
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As a one-off policy change, the CBN allowed banks to write off all fully reserved NPLs by end-2016.
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It would cost the state 305 billion rupees ($4.7 billion) to write off debt owed by about 3.2 million farmers.
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Do those savings outweigh the increased expense of not being able to write off half the cost of buying tickets?
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A big reason is that personal exemptions — the $4,000 in income, per person, that families can write off — would disappear.
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Consequently, it's always been easy to write off Big Love as a show about cultists — because it sort of is.
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It would be foolish to write off the Patriots after this loss to Philadelphia in an extremely well-played game.
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"Now we are in the phase of what I call the Bernie write-off," Weaver told reporters on the call.
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The company said it planned to take a write-off of 300 billion yen, or $2.75 billion, on the projects.
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Rather than write off, say, amarone and zinfandel entirely, I may find that some examples are not quite so domineering.
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Well, before you write off its value, consider these findings from past studies: Our emotional intelligence exists within an ecosystem.
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If the project is ultimately canceled, then the company would evaluate any write-off in the second quarter, he added.
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Shortsighted political consultants and party leaders see this and write off our state, further feeding into the frustrations of voters.
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At the same time, liberals should not write off entire heterogeneous demographic blocs like "the white working class" as unpersuadable.
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Depending on your situation, you may be able to write off transit as an unreimbursed employee expense, Ms. Thompson said.
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Do you think that infighting creates a situation in which everyday Americans write off all politicians as cheaters and liars?
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Some Brazilians write off Goiânia, far from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, as their version of Midwestern flyover country.
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It also said that "growth in the loan and charge portfolios and higher write-off rates" contributed to that increase.
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Right now, companies can write off the cost of imports, whether they're finished products or parts that are assembled domestically.
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On Friday, it said it had approved the rescue plan aimed at preventing PSB's bankruptcy, which triggers the write off.
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But if the internet has taught us anything, it's to never write off a good gorilla meme as prematurely dead.
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Jason Derulo's no dummy, he's planning to write off more than $70k he dropped inside Ace of Diamonds strip club!!!
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The notes will be converted to shares of HBL should the RBNZ direct HBL to convert or write-off a class of instruments that includes the notes or if the RBNZ appoints a statutory manager and the statutory manager makes a decision to convert or write-off a class of instruments that includes the notes.
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They are averse to overextension and willing to write off some problems as too costly for the US to wade into.
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In southern Tamil Nadu, reeling from dry weather, a court asked the state government to write off loans to all farmers.
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I write off being productive for the rest of the day, grab a glass of wine, and sit down to chat.
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The company said it had to write off 400 million zlotys from the value of its Canada's assets in the quarter.
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Hinkie is a person, but his letter is him opting into accepting the lesson-and-a-write-off suite of consequences.
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The new hot thing in the land of the mega wealthy: Do-gooder investments they can write off on their taxes.
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Celery If you avoided the celery juice craze, that's understandable, but don't write off the full-stalk version of the vegetable.
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Although Wilson says some studies are "less than stellar," others are still legitimate enough to not write off as completely bogus.
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Today, we tend to write off people who do things that violate our ideas about aging as "special cases" or oddities.
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Jet's financial troubles have rekindled memories of Kingfisher Airlines' collapse in 2012, which forced lessors to write off millions of dollars.
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As employees, they were once able to write off a slice of their mortgage, utilities and more for a home office.
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Quorum lost $348 million in 2016 and had to write off millions of dollars in patient bills that couldn't be collected.
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In a worst-case scenario, European parent banks would walk away from their local affiliates and write off the equity losses.
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We often write off complaints, and for me, I didn't want to complain because I'm a dancer and I'm really strong.
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"I think that the good will that they might engender is worth whatever losses they have to write off," Schulz said.
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Employers pay half of the premium (which they write off, just as they do for health insurance and other employee benefits).
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In this election, they appeared to write off large swaths of the country, even those that supported Democrats in previous elections.
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When the other leading GOP candidate, Ted Cruz, criticizes New Yorkers for their liberal values, you can write off their votes.
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Under the new tax law, they will need to pay substantially more because they lose part of the interest write-off.
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It'd be easy to write off the game — Blizzard's first new property in nearly two decades — as just another arena shooter.
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And it's true that companies bought back stock, because they could — they could take on debt, which they could write off.
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Some economists see the slowdown as a symptom of a more global malaise and not a reason to write off Europe.
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Craig Moffett of MoffettNathanson, a research firm in New York, argues that Sky will be a write-off within a decade.
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A provision included in the House-approved tax bill would limit the write-off to mortgage interest on your first home.
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The Democratic Party's most prominent politicians are currently choosing to write off this reality instead of addressing it, perhaps understandably so.
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Last month, Wyden released a discussion draft to simplify the rules for how businesses write off the costs of capital investments.
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Unfortunately, not everyone can write off their travel expenses, even if they're a travel blogger, says Eric Nisall, founder of AccountLancer.
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Does that mean The Times should write off conservatives and make a hard play for the left and perhaps center left?
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Earlier this year, AMG had to write off a $415 million loss attributed to lower performance fees from Andrew Feldstein's firm.
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A new bill being proposed would let teachers write off notebooks, pencils, books, and other classroom materials as a tax deduction.
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Some athletes, however, aren't willing to write off athletes who test positive forever—especially not given the current anti-doping regimes.
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As part of the deal, Dominion will also write off more than $1.7 billion in connection with the abandoned nuclear plant.
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This term is wielded to write off these places as just aberrations from what supposedly smart and sane politics would yield.
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They were supposed to get the write-off in the 2017 tax overhaul, but a glitch actually made them worse off.
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Many historians write off Amazons as just another example of Greek scribes inventing monsters that are inevitably overcome by their civilization.
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Don't write off the game's protagonist, the erstwhile William Blazkowicz, aka "BJ", as another of those Duke Nukem or Doomguy types.
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The Democratic Party simply cannot write off nonmetropolitan America — and try to overwhelm it with a rising urban and suburban coalition.
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Take away that modest tax deduction from this middle-class family while you increase the tax write-off for estate taxes?
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A property owner might write off about half of a building's value over the same period using a standard depreciation schedule.
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They found another solution — one that appears to constitute both an unreported multimillion-dollar gift and an illegal tax write-off.
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The Tax Court wouldn't allow the buffalo meat write-off, but the oils that made Wheir shiny and tan were permitted.
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They include whether to combine a corporate tax cut with a plan to let businesses immediately write off new investment costs.
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It is therefore tempting to write off the Sorbonne agenda as a flight of a fancy by a naïf new president.
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Brady said he will work to ensure that victims of the fires will still be able to write off their losses.
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"The shareholder loan would be a write-off of equity, but the €44m could be a cash outflow," the investor said.
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It also allows firms to write off much of their development costs and recoups tax money once fields go into production.
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It would be easy to write off these stories as not tackling the problems of the "real world," whatever that means.
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While birthrates are tantalizingly easy to write off as biological and natural, they are a reflection of political and economic choices.
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Another change would put a five-year limit on letting businesses immediately write off the full value of new capital investments.
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JD's paper shows he dropped the spent $53k in booze alone, and he explained why it's a totally legit write-off.
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The notes do not incorporate going-concern loss-absorption characteristics given the relatively low write-off trigger (Regulatory CET1 at or below 4.5%), which in Fitch's view would only be effective at the point of non-viability, and also considering the fact that coupons are not deferred or cancellable before the principal write-off trigger is activated.
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She's a ridiculous, flamboyant conceit and would be easy to write off if her depravity were not so yoked to her Jewishness.
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Dyson purchased the American solid-state battery company Sakti3 three years ago, but so far that investment has been a write-off.
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But while things can be a lot more complicated, there's also opportunity: freelancers can write off many of their work-related expenses.
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That led to hundreds of thousands of pairs gathering dust unsold in warehouses, and Snapchat taking an embarrassing $40 million write-off.
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The full principal and dividend amount must be written off ahead of any write-off of UOB's Basel III Tier 13 securities.
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In return, you get to write-off the donation from your taxes, and you're given a "holiday voucher" to sweeten the deal.
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If a business takes their money and they invest in the piece of the equipment, they get to write off their taxes.
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It's a form of gatekeeping, where people who dismiss others' pleas for diversity write off those pleas as social justice gone awry.
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Mr Costa's new friends wanted, variously, to write off debt, leave the euro zone, renationalise vast swathes of industry and quit NATO.
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We have a tendency to write off reality TV in America as lowest-common-denominator entertainment, because a lot of it is.
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The tussle forced BTG Pactual and creditors to write off part of the value of their investments and loans to Sete Brasil.
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"It is true that economic globalization created new problems, but this is no justification to write off economic globalization altogether," Xi said.
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I think it's because it's difficult to outright condemn her story, or write off the whole Theranos enterprise as purely a con.
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She forgets that she ignored the advice of her own husband that it was unwise to write off white working-class voters.
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The company is unlikely to take a write-off, however, as it expects state compensation to cover for the losses, Hall said.
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In 2017, Alexion decided not to keep developing the drug, putting an $85 million write-off on its fourth-quarter earnings release.
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But luckily for him, even when he loses, he wins: Most of the $25 million settlement will be a tax write-off.
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The tax reform bill also allows businesses to immediately write off the cost of new equipment, as well as business loan interest.
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Over the last week, some political analysts, notably Franklin Foer, have argued that it's too early to write off Jeb Bush's chances.
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For instance, the framework proposes an "expensing" provision to allow businesses to write off their capital expenses, which lasts only five years.
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The full principal and dividend amount must be written off ahead of any write-off of UOB's Basel III Tier 2 securities.
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Small business card member loans net write-off rate - principal only 1.4 percent versus 1.4 percent in march Source text : 1.usa.
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Ted Glaub, who manages 30 farms in Arkansas, Missouri and Mississippi, said it would be a costly mistake to write off dicamba.
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At first glance, it's easy to write off the simple concept of sending an email as something unworthy of such a production.
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Like pollsters, they will have to assess which kind of consumers they can write off and which ones to curry favor with.
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It can be tempting to write off video games as toxic hotbeds of hate, too tainted for the uninitiated to engage with.
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Mr. Modi framed the showing as a triumph by and for ordinary Indians, over those who write off the poor and downtrodden.
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The coronavirus pandemic seems to be more akin to when a big blockbuster flops and studios have to write off the loss.
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If you're working from home to reduce your exposure to coronavirus, don't expect to write off the cost on your 2020 taxes.
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Businesses would be able to fully write off their capital investments, such as new machinery, the same year they make the purchase.
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It would be easy to write off the resistance — and the lawsuits that will inevitably follow — as the whining of rich people.
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However, if you're a co-signer on your child's private student loans, you can write off the contributions toward interest you paid.
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But he added that Black Sheep expects February to be slow, potentially leading to a "financial write off" for the first quarter.
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Democrats can't afford to write off Florida or ignore the warnings of swing-district congressmen about the down-ticket impact of Sanders.
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How much longer can stubborn scribes like me get away with saying that it is a crime to write off the Spurs?
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Touting his administration's reforms to help businesses and tackle corruption, Zelenskiy urged investors not to write off Ukraine as backward and hopeless.
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Especially with the possibility of Mr. Trump's re-election, many liberals seem primed to write off nearly half the country as irredeemable.
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"The test plane is a complete write-off, its fuselage skin ripped wide open just behind the wing," the Seattle Times wrote.
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This risk was illustrated by the write-off of subordinated debt issued by small Italian banks put into resolution in November 21153.
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Pepsi, citing the breakdown of the country's foreign-exchange market, took a $1.4 billion write-off for its Venezuela business in 2015.
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The company said it had procured enough supplies to cover its resin needs, but expected to write off certain prepaid resin inventory.
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Having a HELOC allows you to have quick access to capital and you can normally write off the interest on your taxes.
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The securities will permanently write off when a loss-absorption event is triggered, or as determined by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
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You can only write off a gift of $250 or greater if you have written acknowledgement of the donation from the charity.
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Another was to put a five-year limit on allowing businesses to immediately write off the full value of new capital investments.
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For example, if a company has to write-off equipment or the value of certain financial securities, earnings will take a hit.
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Section 179 does allow small-business owners to write off purchases of vehicles that are used more than 50 percent for business purposes.
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The sugar allergy is something that Gypsy could write off as a mistake, something she could assume her mother truly thought she needed.
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But I wouldn't write off anything by Urman, the genius behind Jane the Virgin (in which Camil has been one of the leads).
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So, if you pay $3,000 and the car was 90 percent dedicated to the business, you would be able to write-off $2,700.
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Troubled British engineer GKN sank 5.2 percent, the top faller after it announced a further write-off and ditching CEO designate Kevin Cummings.
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That's part of it, helping people understand that you do have to write off a lot of failures on your way to success.
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But Societe Generale currency analyst Alvin Tan, in London, said it was too soon to write off investors' newly refound appetite for risk.
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One of the toughest remaining disputes is whether to start letting businesses immediately write off the cost of equipment (known as "full expensing").
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Telecommuters who used to be able to write off the cost of working from home could face a higher tax bill this year.
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At the seed stage, the downside risk is so small that investors can write off small failures as the cost of doing business.
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Some in the media had begun to write off U.S. senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, but he secured four wins on Tuesday night.
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Maharashtra needs to spend 305 billion rupees ($4.7 billion) to write off debts owed by 3.2 million farmers, Fadnavis had said in April.
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Repeals the state and local tax deduction, but people can write off the cost of state and local property taxes up to $10,000.
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Many of those they would happily write off will end up in emergency rooms, rather than doctor's offices, driving up societal healthcare costs.
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He said they had offered to write off some 450 million euros in debt, leaving OKD with around 115 million euros to repay.
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Hewlett-Packard pounced on the British-based software company Autonomy and paid a tidy $11.1 billion, only to quickly write-off $8.8 billion.
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If you happen to be reading this after New Year's Day, however, the year is not a write off, according to Pink's research.
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Once the former chief justice entered the race, every other campaign could write off at least 25 to 30% percent of the electorate.
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However, experts said it was probably too soon to write off Bayer's legal strategy, noting future Roundup cases could result in different outcomes.
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You want to write off the Canucks, but they only need to make up five points on the Calgary Flames in four months.
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The Jeff Bezos tax write-off could — and should — cover any of the major issues affecting the nation's capital or the national scene.
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If they stick with him, as they have so far, Republicans will be able to write off impeachment as a useless partisan exercise.
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If you say you are a real estate professional — which potentially lets you write off more in rental losses — you better be one.
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But due to a drafting error, the retailers and restaurants instead have to write off the costs over the course of 39 years.
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However, because of an apparent drafting error, retailers and restaurants instead have to write off the costs of their investments over 39 years.
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The write-off didn't become public until 1973, when it was mentioned in passing during a lawsuit related to the Watergate break-in.
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So even though the number of quakes is in decline, scientists aren't ready to write off the risk of a genuinely damaging one?
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Some individuals can write off LTC premiums if they exceed 10 percent of their adjusted gross income because premiums are considered medical expenses.
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So if the government had to write off their main liability on something like these loans, the principals are in large part repaid.
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Entertainment Weekly reports that Hulu will begin airing the hit show's reruns next month, so you might as well write off April now.
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The loss primarily reflects a write-off of about $583 million, in receivables associated with the risk corridor premium stabilization program, Humana said.
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The securities are also subject to write-off at a point of non-viability as determined by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
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Cobalt said its quarterly loss widened mainly because of a write-off related to the well, which the company started drilling in March.
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We cannot simply write off the men who died for their cause, as we continue to fight for liberty and justice for all.
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Anything that's going to change our tax structure where we can't write off income tax or property tax is going to be hurtful.
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The decision to set Swallow in the present-day—as opposed to the easier-to-write-off norms of the 40s—was intentional.
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The company has also been able to write off billions of dollars in losses after spending years failing to turn a profit. 3.
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"BP had pre-announced the $750 million exploration write-off related to Angola but the remaining charge was lighter than forecast," they added.
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Sales of iPhones fell in each of the previous four quarters — causing some to write off the product as an engine of growth.
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And Asian syndicates have since become so incredibly profitable that they can write off multimillion dollar busts as the cost of doing business.
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But lead detective Lieutenant Elliott (Lakeith Stanfield) seems suspiciously eager to write off Harlan's slit throat as a particularly dramatic form of suicide.
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But budget expert Robert Greenstein said it would be a mistake to write off Trump's budget as completely "dead on arrival" in Congress.
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Tenti tells CNBC that according to Italian law, to write off the merchandise it must be destroyed (it can't be donated, for example).
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If it also plans to periodically write off billions of dollars on city-building experiments, investors should be factoring that into the valuation.
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Parents made their payments to a sham charity Singer ran, prosecutors said, which also allowed them to take a fraudulent tax write-off.
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And if island chains are good enough to safeguard Russia's nuclear deterrent, don't write off the defensive potential of well-fortified island chains.
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Teixeira says it would be a mistake for Democrats to "write off" older white politicians -- and by implication older white voters -- from Biden's generation.
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Obviously the news that the summit is off is certainly a blow to diplomacy, but I wouldn't necessarily write off diplomacy at this point.
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We're not going to write off Snapchat completely, and its numbers were up at the last check, but it's got a tough road ahead.
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Prior to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, you were able to write off the interest for up to $1 million in mortgage debt.
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This write-off permits owners of "pass-through" entities, including S-corporations and partnerships, to deduct up to 20% of their qualified business income.
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But Samsung is a company with deep resources and renewed determination, and its past misfires aren't a reason to write off its latest initiatives.
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Second, to say that the policy experiment went terribly wrong is to write off a lot of the benefits that liberalisation with China generated.
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VCs also can't be as litigious toward founders; they'd probably prefer to take a write-off than be seen as someone who would sue.
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But before we write off Congress entirely, it's worth noting that they did attempt to get to the bottom of the Project Dragonfly situation.
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Pence also struggled to effectively defend Trump over the tax issues raised by the New York Times report about Trump's mammoth tax write off.
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Looking at the share of mass shootings in these cities, it's tempting to write off some of the violence as endemic to troubled locales.
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"Tax-loss harvesting is generally for people who have taxable income and are looking to create a write-off via taxable loss," he explained.
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Orlando Health will send bills for patients who had coverage to their health insurance companies, then write off anything not covered by their policies.
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But because it comes from Google's direct competitors like Yelp and TripAdvisor, employees may be able to write off the initiative as purely opportunistic.
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Hmm... When it comes to Thor, it may be worth keeping in mind that there are ways to write off characters besides permanent death.
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I think that every voice that is added makes it harder and harder to ignore or just write off as a moment in time.
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But one of the ideas I heard a number of senators express on the Republican side is upping that $10,000 mortgage write-off cap.
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Still, it's good to see that companies like Dell aren't just content to write off Chromebooks as an entry-level computer for middle schoolers.
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The write-off provision was included in President Donald Trump's 2017 tax overhaul as a measure that could drive economic growth and job creation.
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But in the Game of Game of Thrones, a lousy rookie season is no reason to write off an entire freshman class of characters.
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Despite negative earnings estimates, Erin Gibbs of S&P Investment Advisory Services said investors shouldn't write off earnings growth for the year just yet.
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Instead, under the language of the tax law, businesses would generally have to write off the cost of the property improvements over 39 years.
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OPEC has sent stark reminder that when circumstances change, it can change too — and it would be foolish to write off OPEC as irrelevant.
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The plan would eliminate the deduction for businesses' net interest expenses, instead allowing companies to immediately write off the full costs of their investments.
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In his comments to GMA, Cook doesn't entirely write off virtual reality, but he does make it sound like a lower priority for Apple.
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Business investment provisions The plan would allow businesses to immediately write off the full costs of their capital investments for at least five years.
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"It's a huge mistake to write off Chris Kimball," said Rux Martin, the cookbook editor who has her own imprint at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.
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The company said it would incur a pre-tax charge of about $20 million in the second quarter to write off the drug's value.
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The bill provides a temporary incentive for new investments, which would allow companies to write off the cost of new investments for five years.
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"We now have neither a profit warning for 2018, neither a change in our earnings, nor do we face a write-off," he said.
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Romania sought EU approval for the restructuring in June 2017, which includes grants, subsidies, a debt write-off and a debt-to-equity conversion.
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The maneuver, already used by more than a dozen multinationals, involves a one-time write-off of the entire value of a company's subsidiaries.
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Line: Panthers by 13 It was easy to write off Carolina's opening loss as a product of good (but occasionally illegal) defense by Denver.
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A write off of expenditures related to the project reduced fourth-quarter distributable cash flow by $9 million, an executive said on the call.
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This could leave them having to sell down their debt at a discount to distressed buyers or to write off some of their loans.
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And while some statements are easy to write off as B.S., others can be more difficult to discern — especially when experts are at odds.
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The Hindu nationalist leader framed the showing as a triumph by and for ordinary Indians, over those who write off the poor and downtrodden.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee was ready to write off the district for 2020 but changed tack in January following De La Isla's announcement.
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The ability to immediately write off these expenses would last only five years, and the limitations for deducting interest have yet to be determined.
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It would probably be a mistake to completely write off a competitive race in the 21st District, where Hillary Clinton won by double digits.
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I can write-off school books, teaching materials I use for tutoring, and all of the makeup and lingerie I use for my show.
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While you can't deduct credit card interest, you may be able to write off interest you paid on business expenses charged to your card.
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Some groups ask their members to push hospitals and doctors to write off their bills rather than use members' money to pay their expenses.
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While a partisan could perhaps write-off the Cohen-Watnick affair as an aberration, the National Security Council's substantive performance is harder to elide.
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Trump also announced in his speech Monday that he would allow businesses to be able to immediately write off the costs of their investments.
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Previously, taxpayers in those states could write off their state taxes on their federal taxes and enjoy a subsidy from Americans across the country.
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In December, Toshiba warned it was preparing to write off "several billion U.S. dollars" because of ballooning expenses at its American nuclear subsidiary, Westinghouse.
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"It's going to accelerate some of our term-based licenses, so we will have to write-off some of our deferred revenue," Kramer said.
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It would include provisions designed to make entrepreneurship easier, including one that would allow businesses to write off more of their start-up costs.
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"I am not going to write off the jobs of thousands of Australians by walking away from traditional industries," he told Australia's Channel Seven.
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Just months after eliminating most tax deductions for individuals, congressional lawmakers have advanced a bill that would make some fitness expenses a write-off.
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Both the Senate and the House bills would significantly scale back that deduction, allowing individuals to write off up to $10,000 in property taxes.
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The problem is that a centerpiece of the legislation is a write-off for "qualified business income," but it's unclear whether certain activities count.
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It also calls for allowing start-up companies to write off more of their initial costs as a way to foster innovation and productivity.
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Decades earlier, Dworkin created a political framework for viewing such an experience — one most would probably write off as bad sex — as a violation.
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While it would be easy to write off Scoble as a clueless, creepy perpetrator, here's why it's important that we don't: He isn't an outlier.
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Banking stocks fell as sentiment took a hit after India's western state of Maharashtra agreed on Sunday to write off all loans availed by farmers.
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The policy would allow companies to write off the cost of capital investments such as equipment immediately and plow the money back into their businesses.
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In order to write off the meal, be sure that you obtain a receipt for the food and that it's separate from your game tickets.
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Since Schiaparelli's main job was to test the landing gear for a future rover its failure is not, as it were, a complete write-off.
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Usually, fans would write off that kind of nonsense as a harmless grab for screen time and, probably, a desperate audition for Bachelor In Paradise.
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Thanks to endless delays and overruns, Kemper now costs three times its original $2.2 billion price tag, leading many to write off the whole concept.
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VanderZanden added that the $100 million loss was a one-time "accounting write off" from depreciated vehicles purchased in 2018 and not a net loss.
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Breakingviews: Abe's weakness puts Japan reform momentum at risk Drinking rum until I understand the Cuban embargo Don't write off post-Brexit London just yet
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The deduction lets taxpayers making less than $2000,2529 write off up to $2529,500 in student loan interest payments, saving you up to $625 per year.
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"I will send ... an initiative to reform article 28 of the Constitution so that the right to write off taxes is eliminated," he told reporters.
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In a statement to the Times, Caron said the decision to write off Dushku's character had nothing to do with her experiences on the set.
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You will be able to write off mileage related to business, but it is best if you have a travel calendar to back it up.
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But while it's easy to write off the return of the physical keyboard as a bit of nostalgic pandering, it's not worth writing off entirely.
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Pittsburgh appeared on the verge of slipping out of contention, generating speculation it would write off the season and sell off players to contending teams.
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The wave of scandals is too big, broad and unpredictable to write off with scepticism, or as the isolated peccadillos of a few bad actors.
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Whatever terrible behavior you're ready to write off men for exhibiting, it's almost a guarantee that there's a woman out there who's done it, too.
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In the first case, you might ask: "If I pay you 30% of this bill right now, will you write off the rest?" they suggest.
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Considering this is a 2-minute clip in a seven-episode series, it could be a leap to judgement to write off the entire show.
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Clinton can't write off disaffected Sanders voters altogether, but she doesn't need to convert the overwhelming majority of them to fall in behind her either.
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"This reduction reflects the combined effects of improved economic activity, restructuring of loans and the write-off of irretrievable loans from the books," Sejko said.
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However, it could also involve a restructuring of the debt or more pressure on banks to make provisions or write off some of the debt.
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That way, you can set the amount you're comfortable spending, donate to a cause you care about and write off the contribution on your taxes.
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Everyone from the unions to the New York Times has tried to write-off my case by painting my political views as outside the mainstream.
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While other companies write off the need for adaptivity, the Xbox team has embraced the challenge with a genuine desire to bring in more gamers.
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The third component is designed to encourage new business investment, such as by allowing new businesses to write off more of their start-up costs.
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But since the allowable deduction is based on total sales, they would be able to write off the entirety of their profits on the sale.
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One of the technical corrections sought by retailers and restaurants relates to how quickly they can write off the cost of renovations to their stores.
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The authors of the tax law intended for the businesses to be able to write off the full costs of the improvements in one year.
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Another option would be to push for the hedge funds and other firms that own Puerto Rico's debt to write off large portions of it.
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Similarly, companies that now write off intangible drilling costs or get a tax allowance for asset depletion would be able to immediately expense capital investments.
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Prior to the enactment of the tax law, businesses could write off the costs of improvements to their facilities over the course of 15 years.
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Aegean announced a $200 million write-off in early June after a new chairman, Donald Moore, was appointed in May to lead a strategic review.
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Snap's similar camera glasses, Spectacles, introduced last year, have also fared poorly -- the company just had to write off almost $40 million in unsold inventory.
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"We shouldn't write off the thought that young people will turn out for this election (in large numbers) - but I think it's unlikely," Boon said.
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TRUMP: A lot of my — excuse me, Anderson — a lot of my write- off was depreciation and other things that Hillary as a senator allowed.
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When gifting stock, not only does the donor get to write off the value of the donation, they also avoid paying tax on any gains.
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With examples like this in mind, people regularly write off hick-hop as a lowbrow gimmick that conflates two genres that shouldn't share studio time.
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And last year, this break — which lets taxpayers write off the taxes they pay on real estate — cost the government $31.2 billion via taxpayer savings.
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"Time after time, the mainstream media has tried to write off Donald Trump and his supporters," the group said in a November 4 blog post.
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Sorrell reckons it is too soon to write off the advertising holding companies, however, singling out Japan's Dentsu as the strongest of the global players.
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It is premature to write off Sanders at this point (the way we were writing off Biden the other day!), but clearly momentum has shifted.
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Provisions such as this and the ability to write off equipment expenses fully are "huge in terms of complexity for small businesses," Mr. Markham said.
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" • "The U.S. tax code is designed to measure profitability over time, allowing businesses to write off losses in one year against income in the next.
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"I would just say that it's dangerous to write off corruption as a feature of the system that nothing can be done about," he said.
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The write-off follows the government's unilateral decision in January to take about $250 million of the private banks' hard currency to import basic goods.
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The administrator of Yes Bank had previously said it was in discussion with some bondholders, amid signals that a complete write-off would not happen.
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You can certainly write off your brother as a selfish jerk, but you might as well wait until you have at least tried to connect.
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For months, House Republicans pitched a plan to eliminate the deductibility of corporate interest in exchange for allowing companies to immediately write-off equipment expenses.
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The Z Flip is the third, and it needs to be the charm or else consumers will rightfully write off the whole category for awhile.
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He endorsed Mr. Buttigieg in September and said the 2020 campaign was too unpredictable to write off Mr. Buttigieg's ability to win over black voters.
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The scale of the potential write-off was notable given that Toshiba's nuclear subsidiary in the United States, Westinghouse, bought the business for $229 million.
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That&aposs because cars are being fitted with better technologies that are more expensive to repair and, therefore, easier to write-off after a crash.
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The provision, which allows companies to write off the cost of new equipment over five years, already costs the Treasury tens of billions a year.
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This way, you avoid recognizing the gain from cashing out those appreciated stocks, and you can write-off the fair market value of the investments.
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Ms. Mayer failed to turn around Yahoo's struggling internet businesses and was forced to write off much of the value of Tumblr, her biggest acquisition.
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It would also be a good idea to scale back accelerated depreciation allowances that let businesses write off investments faster than assets actually wear out.
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It would be easy to write off this humbling experience as the inevitable result of Neumann's singular avaricious, impulsive, and sometimes just plain weird behavior.
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That&aposs because cars are being fitted with better technologies that are more expensive to repair and, therefore, easier to write off after a crash.
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Auregan says that while reckless mining has tarnished China's image, it is unlikely to be the reason for the write-off of the 2018 debt.
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Brennan said the Chicago-based bank lost $11.8 million because it had to write off a significant portion of two loans it made to Manafort.
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The new write-off allows owners of "pass-through" entities, including S-corporations and partnerships, to deduct up to 20% of their qualified business income.
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If you're a renter, for example, you can't deduct depreciation of the property (where you write off the value an asset has lost over time).
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But three bankers familiar with the process said it had already shown that four medium-sized lenders needed extra capital to write off bad loans.
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The discovery of price-fixing, bribery and political kick-backs at Petrobras led it to write off $17 billion of over-valued assets in 2015.
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While many choose to write off suicide victims as choosing their own fates, the reality is that many make impulsive choices that turned quickly irrevocable.
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Yet, after surviving an early storm from one of the most powerful fighters on the UFC's books, Lombard, we probably shouldn't completely write off the contender.
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"(China's) debt relief polices have not changed," she said in a note, adding that the write-off covered a modest part of Chinese finance in Africa.
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As more consumers turn to their laptops and smartphones to buy things online, some people have started to write off stores in malls and shopping centers.
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"It has to get to a point where the rest of Europe accepts a write-off and accepts that it was a bad investment," said Raschkowan.
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The donation to a 501(c)3 organization provided parents with a tax write-off, Singer said, and it would hide where the money had gone.
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Your old things will be re-homed to charities through Amazon's partnership with Give Back Box, and you can write off the donation on your taxes.
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I think the '90s were a write-off for a lot of us, even though I feel like artistically I did some of my best work.
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Honest researchers who want, or expect, to see a result may write off side effects of a drug as behavioral problems, or significant deaths as random.
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Donald Trump's tax reform allowed individuals and companies to write off 100% of the cost of a new or used private jet against their federal taxes.
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Sinosure, the state-owned insurer, had to write off $1bn in losses on the railway from Djibouti to Ethiopia after fewer passengers turned up than expected.
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"You could have written off Sprint or T-Mobile very easily, just like how right now, it is so easy to write off Disney," Cramer said.
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It was slow to help public-sector banks write off their bad loans, in part because it did not want to appear soft on crony capitalists.
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Snap only sold about 150,000 pairs, with hundreds of thousands lying unsold in warehouses, and it registered a $40 million write-off on the hardware business.
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Less successful commercial banks may also feel the need to keep their credit deposit ratios low, in case they suddenly need to write off large NPAs.
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When India's Kingfisher Airlines went bankrupt in 2012, lessors were forced to write off millions of dollars in losses and thousands of people lost their jobs.
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"I don't think that Democrats should write off the idea that they can remain competitive in the state over a long period of time," McElwee says.
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It could be easy to write off the Gregg T meme as a form of New Yorkers' favorite pastime of complaining about everyday New York life.
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But should further experiments strengthen the results, you might choose to write off the mirror test as a whole—and that's something that the paper addresses.
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If Trump's real concern was getting the most skilled, productive immigrants, as his defenders suggest, then why would he write off entire nations and their populations?
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"Clearly, for sterling any setback is negative in the short term, but don't write off Johnson just yet," cautioned Societe Generale's chief UK economist Brian Hilliard.
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And how can the Church bear witness to God's justice and mercy if we simply write off the one in four Americans with a criminal record?
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The company said it took a large inventory write-off in the third quarter, as it struggled to sell its medical devices before their expiration dates.
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Weatherford recorded $2 billion in one-time expenses during the final quarter of 2018, largely driven by a $1.9 billion write-off in its goodwill balance.
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For example, before we write off non-college whites, remember that about 85033 million of them voted for Clinton, including 5 million non-college white men.
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Even as Els, Scott and Casey are reluctant to write off Woods, they all understand the magnitude of the challenge Woods faces after a lengthy absence.
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But will they forgive him for an almost $1 billion write-off on his 1995 tax returns that allowed him to avoid federal taxes for decades?
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Late-coming giants like BHP-Billiton of Australia jumped in with $20 billion of investments, only to write off more than $85033 billion six years later.
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The first regarded a drafting error that would make retailers and restaurant owners write off investment costs over a 39-year period instead of one year.
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U.S. firms can't simply write off the losses either — China and the EU have each have their own domestic markets that rival the U.S. in size.
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In a vacuum, you could write off these three incidents to the arguments lots of Republicans make when asked about Trump: He's an equal opportunity offender!
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If the rate drops to the GOP's target of 20 percent, the assets are worth less to Citi, and it has to write off the difference.
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Some chief financial officers are even willing to write-off entire investments that fail, just like a start-up, putting it down to a learning exercise.
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Mr. de Leon wants to designate the fund as a charity, which would allow California's wealthiest to write off their state taxes as a charitable contribution.
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Last year's tax cut provides a 20-percent write-off for many owners of passthrough entities — businesses like sole proprietorships and partnerships — relative to wage earners.
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You may be able to write off some of your expenses, but certainly not all of them — especially not if your earnings are slim or nonexistent.
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" When ITK wondered aloud if critics might write off the series as simply an anti-Trump documentary from MSNBC, Tur replies, "It's really not about Trump.
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Like the former Florida governor Jeb Bush, they would eliminate deductions for interest payments for businesses and allow them to immediately write off all capital investments.
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It also faulted PwC's advice on some deferred tax assets, on which MF Global took a $119.4 million write-off just six days before going bankrupt.
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You can donate cash, stocks or other assets to the account and write off from 30 percent to 50 percent in deductions from your taxable income.
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Supporters of tax cuts argue that taxing businesses less and allowing immediate write off of investment will stimulate more investment and be good for the economy.
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Newspaper stories often imply that any company or family that loses a favored write off is automatically a loser and, therefore, should oppose the entire exercise.
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Business groups have called for "100 percent expensing," a policy that would let companies write off the entire price of equipment in the year of purchase.
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NPL ratios at state-owned banks are not fully comparable with the sector NPL ratio since they do not typically write off or sell problem loans.
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If Melania Trump can write off her husband's predatory behavior toward women as "boy talk," maybe a boy isn't what we need in the White House.
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Trump's betrayal of South Korea and eruption at Trudeau are not one-offs, or events you can write off as simple quirks of the president's personality.
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Although no credible figures exist for how much trophy hunting brings to the continent overall, critics often write off hunting's contribution in comparison to traditional tourism.
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I can write off my new printer, part of my trip to Argentina (since I wrote about it), and a portion of my cell phone bill.
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Meanwhile profits at the biggest banks in the United States soared to record levels last year—thanks to a $38 billion Trump administration tax write-off.
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The bottom line, however, Asher argues, is that Democrats should not write off Ohio: It's still close enough to be competitive and yield a Democratic victory.
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Yet when the 38-year-old begins his 21st Australian Open campaign next week only the foolhardy would write off his chances of another Melbourne miracle.
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Unless you have sizable medical bills or other itemizations, it&aposs usually not worth forgoing the large standard deduction to write off your health-related costs.
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To write off Mr. Trump's wrongdoing as run-of-the-mill politics, then, requires both minimizing what he has done and scandalizing what other politicians do.
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This way, taxpayers can write off the payment as a charitable deduction on their federal returns, which is still permitted if you exceed the standard deduction.
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Many freely admitted to knowledge of the scam, and some even said that they had used that charitable donation as a write-off on their taxes.
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Rather than demand the full $600 billion due, the government would accept a small portion of it—about a third—and just write off the rest.
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You can, if you are a House Republican or President Donald Trump, write off all of that history as simply dumb politicians not handling their business.
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"He didn't write off January but it is not necessary at this stage," said Hosen Marjaee, senior managing director, Canadian fixed income at Manulife Asset Management.
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Excluding the write-off, adjusted debt/EBITDAR would have been 7503x; Fitch expects the company to reduce this ratio to around 4.3x in the medium term.
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"Democrats learned a lot of lessons, but the most important lesson is we write off no place in the country," Brown said in an interview here.
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Yet I was still disturbed that I was almost ready to write off an entire event because it was different from what I was used to.
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If, however Boeing resumes production after the first quarter of 2020, economists could write off the effect of the production halt as a one-off event.
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It's easy to write off online scams as penny-ante crimes, small-time rip-offs that infuriate and embarrass victims but don't do them serious harm.
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Residents of high-property-tax states were especially up in arms because the new law capped the write-off of property and income taxes at $10,000.
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Ottawa is also introducing an accelerated capital cost allowance for all businesses and allowing some clean energy equipment to be eligible for an immediate write-off.
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CSL's asset quality is likely to remain stable and characterised by low loan impairment and write-off levels, which reflect its underwriting and well-collateralised position.
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Small business owners can claim a write-off for the money saved in a retirement plan, as well as for the health insurance premiums they pay.
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Mr. Cassidy lamented that fate, saying it is unfair for residents of Louisiana to subsidize wealthy taxpayers in California who write off the state's high taxes.
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What if art wasn't a glorified tax write off for the wealthy and instead was treated as the public necessity we all know it to be?
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While most viewers would write-off the encounter as playing into Scott's signature level of silliness, there's actually a lot of darkness lurking beneath the short scene.
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Find a no-fee account, trim other expenses At $12 a month, it can be tempting to write off a bank's maintenance fee as a minor inconvenience.
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You also can only write off interest on up to $750,000 in home loans, which includes your mortgage and any home equity loan or line of credit.
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There are also many organizations that accept old electronics to pass on to free to people in need, so you could donate for a tax write off.
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In addition to a sharply lower tax rate, it would provide businesses with other advantages, including the ability to immediately write off the cost of capital investments.
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So while an artist might not be able to write off a piece of art she donated, the museum wants to recognize artists at their giving level.
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The European plane maker has asked governments to renegotiate contracts for the military transporter, which has now led it to write off more than 6 billion euros.
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Basel III-compliant deals are already rare in Latin America, and the new offering lacks the write-down and write-off provisions typically found in such issues.
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You want great investors writing follow-on checks because if you're small and you have to write off a huge part of your fund, it's a killer.
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With gimmicky equipment and salacious subway ads, many of us may be quick to write off P.volve as another fitness fad, not a true functional training program.
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As an outsider to the film industry, she was easy to write off, she received a few offers in 2009, but soon, she stopped all projects altogether.
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Instead, I'm referring to the people who are quick to write off Cardi B's success simply to promote and pump up other female rappers, including Nicki Minaj.
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One response to these allegations could be to write off the West End altogether, declare it shallow, seal it up as a lost cause and walk away.
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Microsoft has significantly scaled back its phone business, and laid off thousands of employees as part of a $7.6 billion write off for acquiring Nokia's phone business.
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Christian Savings' asset quality is also likely to remain stable; characterised by low loan impairment and write-off levels that reflect its underwriting and well-collateralised position.
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Be inclusive This is no time to get all People's Front of Judea, or to write off anyone and everyone who disagrees with you as a monster.
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As a result, fewer taxpayers are likely to itemize deductions on their returns — meaning even fewer people will be able to write off casualty losses, Westley explained.
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The discovery of price-fixing, bribery and political kick-backs at the company also led Petrobras to write off $17 billion of over-valued assets in 2015.
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A corporate tax rate of 15 percent for large and small businesses, the easy repatriation of overseas cash, and an immediate tax write-off for new investment.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which took effect in 2018, eliminated the ability for employees to write off business expenses that are unreimbursed by their company.
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But overwhelmingly, the kind of stories we write off as no biggie are also the most pervasive ones: men harassing, grabbing and kissing women without their consent.
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Due to the change, Bezeq expects to write off a total of 1.5 billion shekels, the company said in a statement to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.
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But experts and industry leaders are lobbying against two seemingly innocuous changes: caps on the amount taxpayers can write off, and any increase in the standard deduction.
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To suggest Trump is a Manchurian candidate is outlandish, but to write-off his well-documented economic and social ties to Russia is arguably even more outlandish.
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But there could be other planets we haven't detected yet, and the researchers said that it proves we shouldn't write off Tatooines when we come across them.
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Maharashtra needs to spend 305 billion rupees ($4.7 billion) to write off debt owed by around 3.2 million farmers, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis told reporters on Thursday.
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Microsoft has significantly scaled back its phone business, and laid off thousands of employees as part of a $7.6 billion write off for acquiring Nokia's phone business.
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Otherwise, Europe might be willing to write off "significant nonperformance" by Iran as a response to U.S. pressure, thus excusing a significant expansion of Iran's nuclear program.
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Piper Jaffray analysts said while it would be premature to write off the pancreatic cancer studies, the risk of success of Jakafi, or Ruxolitinib, had gone up.
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These fears seem so silly now, but at the time they loomed large enough for me to write off D&D as simply too much for me.
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Marriott Bonvoy American Express CardThe transition to Marriott Bonvoy hasn't been smooth for a lot of people, but that's not a reason to write off Marriott altogether.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer didn't want to be so quick as to write off Thursday's rally to the House of Representatives passing its first iteration of tax reform.
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It is more likely the case that some investors misunderstood the nature of the loss: It was a paper write-off, not an actual loss of cash.
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Take, she said, a feature like tax-loss harvesting, a feature that involves selling losing investments so that investors can write off the loss on their taxes.
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Lastly, what you can write off as a business expense will impact taxes, too, although this is much less important than many first-time business owners assume.
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"Some people could decide to rent a room a few times a year but then try to write off substantially more than they're entitled to," Weston said.
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International football is a precarious beast, defined by the finest margins – margins that Hodgson has always been keen to write off as the consequence of random chance.
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The whole night I was my third-grade self again; watching the schoolyard ruckus from a distance but too much of a write-off to join in.
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I tried to write off the shoddy combat as simply being a bit loose and probably not something the game would focus on, but I was wrong.
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Unlike owner-occupants, investors in single-family homes can write off all the expenses of owning and running a rental because the properties are considered a business.
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It would move the U.S. toward a consumption-based tax system, in part by allowing businesses to immediately write off the full costs of their capital investments.
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The most politically fraught proposal is eliminating the state and local tax deduction, which allows taxpayers who itemize to write off their property, state and local taxes.
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Some will attempt to write off the Southern voters because so many live in states that haven't voted for the Democratic nominee for president in a generation.
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It would adjust how it serviced loans and write off some private loans it owned that were considered predatory, according to three people familiar with the talks.
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Under the proposed plan, for at least five years businesses will be able to write off investments in new equipment entirely in the year they are made.
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Big banks and credit-card companies were pushing Congress to raise the barriers for consumers to file for bankruptcy and harder for families to write off debt.
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Then came the day when a large part of America was willing to write off [expletive] grabbing as locker room talk, and I started to rethink that.
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Yet to write off the difference simply as a function of a majoritarian advantage is to miss a subtler point about who made the move and why.
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To that end, he praised a feature of the House Republicans' tax-reform blueprint that allows businesses to immediately write off the costs of their capital investments.
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The trustee liquidating the 228th's debts finally got the news in 1920 that the government would write off the last of what was owed at public expense.
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In September, the government ordered banks to write off $8 billion in bad loans and set aside loss reserves, a move aimed at reviving the spluttering economy.
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Hospitals could even declare that accepting Medicaid insurance was a community benefit and write off the difference between the Medicaid payment and their own calculations of cost.
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Rajapaksa also promised to provide free fertilizer to farmers, write off all agricultural loans and find a scientific approach to ending human-elephant conflict in farming areas.
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It would be tempting to write off 100 gecs as a prank or a fluke if the songs did not have such an eerily resonant emotional core.
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This way, taxpayers can write off the payment as a charitable deduction on their federal tax returns, which is still allowed if you exceed the standard deduction.
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In addition, both the House and Senate bills would allow companies to write off expenditures in the year they're incurred, rather than depreciating them over several years.
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K4 was shut in 2009 when metal prices sank and the company had to write off billions of rand after a project to mechanise the mine failed.
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While Senator Elizabeth Warren's economic policies are known to spark divisive reactions, CNBC's Jim Cramer thinks that investors shouldn't be too quick to write off her ideas.
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But when they faltered, the CDOs became impossible to sell and banks, funds and others holding them had to write off a significant amount of their value.
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When the settlement was proposed last fall, many observers were angered by the fact that BP could write off the bulk of the payments on its taxes.
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It's probably too soon to write off many as failed investments, as they may have developed technology of value to an acquirer or may orchestrate a successful pivot.
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That's because the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act did away with a break that allowed you to write off hobby expenses up to the amount of hobby income.
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But while there's a lot of this going around, and it's tempting to write off the backlash as wholly defined by anti-progressivism, that also wouldn't be accurate.
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And there is a tendency to write off some of these areas because a larger percentage of these folks have more conservative positions on gun control, for example.
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It's also how I track what I'll write off come tax season: my new desk, some pens, a subscription to this dude's OnlyFans account (research for an essay!).
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The discovery of price-fixing, bribery and political kick-backs at the company also led to Petrobras to write off $17 billion of over-valued assets in 2015.
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If audiences cast Woody Allen out based on a strong moral objection, they would logically have to write off anyone who agreed to collaborate with him after 1992.
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The charge has been led by women, but as much as we write off masculinity as toxic, some men are stepping up in the post-#MeToo era, too.
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Joseph Stiglitz, an economist, and his co-authors argue in a recent paper that Puerto Rico will still need to write off up to 70% of its debt.
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For those of us devoted to all-things Bachelor Nation, it can be easy to write off the not-quite-real-life programming as just another guilty pleasure.
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As a result, they tend to write off VR as a whole as something that's not for them, at least not until it's less expensive and more accessible.
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In a decade or so China may find itself in the position the West once did, of having to write off many of their loans to African governments.
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Before deciding to write off university altogether, doing some research can help you make an informed decision that can be both good for your career and your finances.
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While details are still being finalized, a spokesman confirmed the following: -- Parents could write off the average cost of child care in their state for their child's age.
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Earlier this year it said it would write off $600m after losing rights to drill iron ore in Goa, on India's western coast, after "pollution and licensing irregularities".
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That Zimbabwe hopes to subsidise not one, but two airlines ought to raise a red flag for international lenders who are being asked to write off its debts.
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Yes, but: If the rules are as far-reaching as proposed, it's conceivable that some global internet companies would simply write off their U.K. presence rather than comply.
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All this is just to say that SpaceX's financials and operations are too complicated to write off major layoffs as simply due to revenue shortfalls or overzealous hiring.
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Progressive critics of ESOPs have long said they are a better tax write-off for corporations, in the event of a sale of the business, than employee incentive.
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Nomura Holdings, Japan's biggest brokerage and investment bank, suffered its biggest quarterly loss in nearly 10 years, after it booked a big write-off in its wholesale business.
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Hungarian legal changes on consumer loan contracts added a 19.23 billion forint one-off profit, while a tax effect from a Ukrainian write-off reached 219.2 billion forints.
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But ultimately the disparity in coverage over this past week just speaks to a disturbing tendency in America to write off lives and tragedies that lack narrative resonance.
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By handing over Wink for $15 million, Quirky was able to write off a big portion of its debt, and Flex ensured it didn't walk away empty handed.
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As a result, fewer people will be itemizing deductions on their taxes, and those with the largest property tax bills can only write off some of the amount.
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Short term: Companies will benefit from provisions including the lower overall corporate rates, the ability to quickly write off certain capital expenses, and repeal of the corporate AMT.
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We know Hunter is a monster from the outside looking in, but it's easy to see why someone really living in that moment would write off his behavior.
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But Boughton said it's premature for critics to write off the IMF and World Bank, adding their roles are likely to shift further as the global economy evolves.
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Lenovo will look at the segment's performance next quarter to decide whether there needs to be a write-off, Chief Financial Officer Wai Ming Wong said on Thursday.
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Last year Greece's economy suffered tremendous damage while the newly-elected Mr Tsipras battled the EU and the IMF, demanding a debt write-off and better loan terms.
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Yahoo said it was writing off an additional $482 million of Tumblr's purchase price on top of the $230 million write-off it took in the first quarter.
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There are times when I was simply tempted to write off the whole thing as a cagey interview subject getting one over on a not-terribly-experienced interviewer.
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Kostin also said VTB, Russia's second-biggest lender, would have to write off 7 billion roubles ($122 million) as a result of the bailout of Russia's Otkritie Bank.
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"For the next five years, our framework will allow you to fully write off the cost of new equipment in the year you buy it," the president said.
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The center envisioned a Michigan-based program in which individuals or businesses could receive a healthy state tax write-off for contributing to a student's K-12 tuition.
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We fail to recognize that the epidemic of hardcore drug use among the queer community is fueled by the rate at which we write off other human beings.
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This prompted national Democrats to essentially write off the race and move resources to new pickup opportunities in Missouri and North Carolina, which also have cheaper media markets.
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Many decide that the chances or size of a payoff are not worth additional investment; better to write off the amount already invested than to lose even more.
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Under the federal tax code, real estate investors can write off the purchase price of the building — excluding the cost of the land — over a period of decades.
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He can ask Hazard to play in a position he does not like, or write off forward Alvaro Morata, because their long-term happiness is not his concern.
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They can't write off business expenses when they file their taxes, and it's extremely difficult to purchase crop insurance (think of the recent spate of fires in California).
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India pays Venezuela for its oil in cash, at a 20 percent to 30 percent discount below prevailing world prices, while China agrees to write off Caracas's debt.
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There are times when I was simply tempted to write off the whole thing as a cagey interview subject getting one over on a not terribly experienced interviewer.
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The bill would create a new family tax credit and double exemptions for estate taxes on inherited assets, while also allowing small businesses to write off loan interest.
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The proposal, known as full expensing, would allow businesses to write off the entire cost of their capital investments immediately, rather than draw it out over several years.
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It is trying to recover from a corruption scandal which prompted a $2.1 billion write-off last year as well as from the impact of low oil prices.
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It's too early to write off koalas as a species, but then Australia, like the rest of the world, is only in the early stages of climate change.
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Once you've decided this ''cultural tic'' has become universal on the left, almost any public utterance of concern becomes easy to write off as false — as mere performance.
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The write off is expected to impact current-quarter operating income by $7 million to $9 million and profit by $0.03 per share, Pepper Snapple said on Wednesday.
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The campaign estimated the plan would raise $150 billion over the next decade, and said the funds would be used to write off medical debt owed by Americans.
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If I'm going to go out and buy a piece of equipment and I can write off a substantial part of that, I'm going to buy more stuff.
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Martin Davidoff, a certified public accountant and tax attorney based in Dayton, New Jersey, said many of his professional clients won't be able to write off big expenses.
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Last week, federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau said businesses would be allowed to write off additional capital investments, something that he said oil industry executives had pressed for.
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It's easy to write off old mantels and surrounds as unappealing when they're damaged from years of abuse or covered in layers of soot, grime or caked paint.
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The federal government will allow businesses to immediately write off for tax purposes the full cost of machinery and equipment used in the manufacturing and processing of goods.
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"At least if it was a verified exit scam people could write off their btc as gone and plan accordingly," one user wrote, using an abbreviation for Bitcoin.
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Better incentives — like lower tax rates, being able to write off investments, taxation only on earnings in the United States — will encourage innovation, investment, hiring and pay raises.
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The party says it would abolish fees through legislation from 2018 and write-off the first year of fees retrospectively for those planning to start university this autumn.
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Some merchants took a religious initiative in December in which they offered to write off customers' debts using the hashtag 'Sameh Toajar' - 'Forgive, and Be rewarded (by God).
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But before you write off cities, Matsui says some recent research has linked early life exposure to cats, mice, and cockroaches in urban environments to immune system benefits.
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We're quick to praise an artist like Banksy for his contribution to the effort, why are we so quick to write off the contributions of the tech sector?
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We boost investment by allowing all American businesses to fully and immediately write off purchases of new machinery or technology needed to produce and compete at a higher level.
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"As a landscape planner, don't write off more developed areas, with the conservation potential of having more native plants in people's yards and city parks and roadsides," she said.
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Higher provisioning expenses (partly due to the introduction of automatic write-off provisioning for cars in January 2016) reduced profitability for MPM Finance, which provides car and motorcycle financing.
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However, due to the new $2292,288 SALT deduction limit, the jackpot winner no longer would get to write off any amount above that paid in state and local taxes.
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Trump characterized Biden's campaign as "stumbling" and "mumbling," but said he would not write off the possibility of a bounce-back in the South Carolina primary later this month.
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Though XO Marshmallow's new Rose Gold Rosé marshmallows didn't turn us into edible glitter converts, they did help us see that we shouldn't automatically write off glittery food altogether.
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SA: Before you write off the idea of counseling as too expensive, consider the long-term costs of losing your marriage, or the misery of living amid his betrayals.
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In this case, you would pay income taxes on the money you earn from collecting rent, and you would be able to write off your expenses from that activity.
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In my experience, lots of people tend to write off Survivor as just another example of "reality TV," which for lots of people is a guilty pleasure, at best.
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On men, damage can look appealing (whether it's meant to or not), but on women, Sharp Objects insists, it's more likely to make them seem like a write-off.
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And I can only be so bold as to partially write off what was once one of my favorite shows, now that I have crossed a threshold of myself.
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"The provisions go down when the balance of the banks' non-performing loans increase or if they write off more assets, which would wear off the reserves," said Chen.
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Trump's concern for her career is also extremely unfounded, mainly for the reason that most intelligent people wouldn't write off a woman simply because she has zits or otherwise.
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The subordinated debt write-off is scheduled to be completed within three to four months from the introduction of temporary administration at B&N Bank, the central bank said.
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But if the porn you've seen thus far has been a major turn off for you, it might not be time to write off the whole industry just yet.
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"You could easily write off every dollar in oil and energy loans and have more capital than before that last crisis," said Mike Mayo, a banking analyst at CLSA.
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I know as a business owner it's not exactly accurate and I know you can write off a lot of things, but what he writes on paper is $80,000.
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Apple can afford the write-off, of course, and has a couple dozen other shows in the works as it tries to belatedly get into the streaming video business.
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In other words, since one of the incentives for charitable giving is the tax write-off, Trump would have had one less reason to give his own money away.
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Last week Maharashtra's chief minister Devendra Fadnavis had said the government was willing to write off up to 305 billion rupees ($4.75 billion) in defaulted loans held by farmers.
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LONDON, June 29 (Reuters) - BP said on Thursday it will incur a $750 million write off in its second quarter 2017 results over exploration blocks it relinquished in Angola.
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Maybe it is for some people, but it's unwise and inaccurate to write off Trump's enduring voter support as simply a case of stubborn American racism, xenophobia, and misogyny.
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The central bank noted that if prices remained below break-even levels for a prolonged period, banks could write off 12 percent to 25 percent of their dairy exposure.
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Bird's CEO, Travis VanderZanden, hit back at the report in a series of critical tweets and said the $100 million loss was an accounting write-off of depreciated scooters.
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The authors of the tax law intended for the measure to allow businesses to write off the full costs of renovations in the year in which they were made.
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It would be easy to write off the sneering, predatory policemen who stop him as one-dimensional characters if this sort of exchange didn't happen in America every day.
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The Senate bill also maintains a provision to allow individuals to write off medical expenses that exceed a certain amount of their income, something the House bill scrapped entirely.
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That includes doing away with deductions for items like medical expenses or dozens of obscure breaks like one that allows pharmaceutical companies to write off research on rare diseases.
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If the deduction for medical expenses disappears as proposed in the House Republicans tax bill, the ability to write off long-term care premiums would end after this year.
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Under the law, companies will now be able to write off the cost of new equipment immediately rather than over an extended time, thereby lowering their short-term taxes.
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The bank denied reports that the deal would see it write off Deripaska's debts to the bank, allowing him to escape hundreds of millions of dollars owed to VTB.
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Trump appears to have secured the Republican nomination partly by writing off Latinos; in this wide-open election cycle, there's no reason why Democrats should write off evangelical voters.
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The authors of the 2017 tax legislation intended for the statute to allow businesses to write off the full costs of those renovations in the year they were made.
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And a major reform priority is new rules related to business expensing that allow a full write-off in a single year rather than multiyear and capping depreciation schedules.
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While a direct debt write off is politically unfeasible, lengthening repayment schedules, smoothing out interest payments, and swapping more expensive loans for cheaper ones could reduce the debt pile.
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Now, thanks to Mr. Trump's 1995 tax records, the degree to which he spun all those years of red ink into tax write-off gold may finally be apparent.
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Another aspect of the plan NAM strongly backs is the provision that would allow businesses to immediately write off the costs of their investments for at least five years.
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However, analysts did not write off the benefits that the drug could offer over the standard treatment, which is a combination of adriamycin, bleomycin, vinblastine and dacarbazine (ABVD) drugs.
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Republicans who control Congress outlined a plan this week to help Puerto Rico write off billions of dollars in debt if an agreement with creditors is out of reach.
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Another provision in the tax code that art institutions are following closely is the charitable tax deduction — a substantial write-off taxpayers claim for making donations to nonprofit groups.
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The feds also said Singer -- who pled guilty to racketeering charges -- allegedly instructed the parents they could write off the alleged bribes as tax-deductible"donations" ... to his nonprofit.
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Andrew Oswalt, an analyst at TaxAct, a provider of tax filing software, noted that businesses can immediately write off the full value of equipment placed in service beginning Sept.
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It's tempting to write off this scandal as an inscrutable product of a teen subculture, wrapped up in layers of irony and the peculiar language and aesthetics of YouTube.
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The bill contains a bonus depreciation provision that allows all companies to immediately write off the full costs of capital improvements, instead of depreciating the new asset over time.
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Many freely admitted to knowledge of the scam, and some even said that they had used their charitable donation to the foundation as a write-off on their taxes.
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Meanwhile, business investment fell 0.2 percent from the previous quarter, when many companies had rushed to take advantage of a tax write-off on some investments before its expiration.
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If you have a profit, you might be able to write off the premiums you paid for health, dental and long-term care insurance for you and your dependents.
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It's easy to write off the return to the baseline storytelling they always do as laziness, that they don't need to alter things because they have a captive audience.
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The policy, which would allow companies to write off capital investments immediately, would be too expensive without the border adjustment tax and revenue-raising proposals that caucus members oppose.
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In the current online environment, where things are often artificially ramped up to 11, it's incredibly easy to write off every wave of social media backlash as an overreaction.
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"We have considered it appropriate to write off the remaining goodwill in the European private banking business," it said, adding the restructuring of global private banking is now largely complete.
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In the fourth quarter, provisions for losses were up 14 percent year over year, which the company said reflected growth in the loan portfolio and higher lending write-off rates.
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But what Beryl's fighting spirit illustrates so beautifully is the toughness that women are capable of, even (and especially) those we might write off as being "just" mothers or housewives.
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The weakening outlook for 2019 suggests this year is something of a write-off economically, despite hopes that investors would be encouraged if social security reform makes progress in Congress.
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This week the company said it would have to write off a staggering $23bn in goodwill associated with acquisitions of France's Alstom and a number of other power-related businesses.
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TOKYO, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Nomura Holdings, Japan's biggest brokerage and investment bank, posted on Thursday a second consecutive quarterly loss, hurt by a big write-off in its wholesale segment.
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The revival plan includes a capital infusion of $2.8 billion to enable BSNL to purchase 4G spectrum, and write off of $520 million worth of taxes these purchases would incur.
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If any of these symptoms hit home, Dr. Gunter says it's crucial not to write off your pain as a UTI, or assume that sex is simply supposed to hurt.
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This meant the subsidies to Foxconn would not be a tax write-off, but billions in cash that would be paid back by state income taxes paid by Foxconn workers.
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No longer letting teachers write off $250 of what they shell out of their own pocket for classroom supplies might yield $2.1 billion over the same period, the committee says.
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It abolished a generous "wear-and-tear" allowance for those letting furnished properties, and in April began tightening the rules on how landlords write off interest costs against income tax.
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I recognize that I spent much of this election cycle in my campus' liberal bubble, and I do not want to simply write off my community as hateful or uneducated.
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Read these stories next: The Surprising Way A Breakup Helped My Depression & Anxiety Don't Write Off These Symptoms As "Just Anxiety" 10 People Share Their Tips For Managing Mental Health
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It abolished a generous "wear and tear" allowance for those letting furnished properties, and in April began tightening the rules on how landlords write off interest costs against income tax.
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In the end what saved Paul was a tax loophole through which Getty found he could write off a portion of the $2.89 million bargained-down ransom he eventually paid.
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If Trump does both, loosening Dodd-Frank but getting rid of the write-off for borrowing costs, banks will find loan demand sinks like a stone, while equity issuance increases.
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And my feeling is, the lesson for Democrats is ultimately clear enough: You cannot write off half the country, much less spend an election cycle deriding it, and expect success.
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" Asked by Cooper to address Trump's recent threats to sue Cruz over the birthplace issue, Cruz joked that one can "never write off the possibility of Donald Trump suing you.
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Under today's tax code, they can write off state and local taxes on their federal returns; Trump's plan would eliminate nearly all deductions, save for mortgage interest and charitable donations.
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The legislation also contains a number of provisions aimed at boosting retirement savings and savings accounts for families and would make it easier for startups to write off their costs.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's B&N Bank, which is being rescued by the central bank, said on Wednesday it will write off subordinated debt worth $226.56 million owed to its shareholders.
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You're also subject to new curbs on itemized deductions, including a $10,235 cap on state and local tax deductions and a new limit on the write-off for mortgage interest.
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Don't write off Meth and Red just yet ... we're told there's always a chance the duo changes course and makes a cameo in the sequel, or in a potential trilogy.
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Unlike Higgins, who Republicans might be inclined to write off as a neophyte and backbencher, King holds significant power due to his close ties with House right-wingers and Trump.
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After dramatically scaling back its Lumia devices last year, Microsoft hammered the final nail in the coffin today with an additional $210 million write off and 33,23 more job losses.
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In the case of he Helsinki, previous barrages and broadsides have led a large portion of the Americans to simply write off anything that the Washington Post or CNN reports.
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Recent signs suggest some scrambling toward a Clinton campaign write-off on the first two primaries, a "let Bernie have it" strategy that refocuses resources in much more diverse states.
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The creditors will have to write off some of Agrokor's debt and the new Agrokor group will take over a portion of old debt which will be assessed as sustainable.
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Under a straightforward cash flow tax, corporations are taxed on revenues minus expenses, and they can write off all costs immediately instead of having to take deductions for depreciation gradually.
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If you buy a second camera specifically for travel, on the other hand, then you can absolutely write off the entire cost of the camera instead of a prorated amount.
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If you are a W2-earning household with $200,210 adjusted gross income, you have to top $210,22 in medical expenses just to begin to write off some of your premiums.
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It's easy to write off Blue Man Group as the local equivalent of "The Mousetrap," a piece of old furniture that is always there but has little new to offer.
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That's because you're paying capital gains taxes when you sell the stock, which diminishes the value of the gift – and the amount you can write off on your tax return.
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The authorities write off the death as a drug overdose, but Nils doesn't think so, and he makes it his mission to find out who is responsible and administer justice.
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So don't write off every American company that that's doing a ton of business in the People's Republic — think Nike or Starbucks, which, frankly, just reported a pretty robust quarter.
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It's your classic cult passion-like subreddit, a community with its own lingo and nuanced understanding of a reality TV show that many write off as frivolous and low-brow.
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Comedy queen Gina Tonic, who started doing drag in 22009 as a hobby, estimates she spends $2600,2450 annually on "drag-related expenses"—all of which are a tax write off.
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All taxpayers who itemize their deductions would be able to write off qualifying medical expenses that exceed 7.5 percent of their adjusted gross income for tax years 0003 and 2018.
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This almost certainly means that he had no losses left to write off, because had more write-offs been available, Trump could have used them to lower his tax bill.
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It is really antithetical to the notion of getting elected president of the United States when you're a Republican and you automatically write off one out of every nine voters.
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Mulberry said it had faced bad debt and fixed asset write-off of 2.1 million pounds and fixed asset impairment costs of 800,000 pounds from the House of Fraser collapse.
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That same year, the House also theoretically stops allowing businesses to write off the full amount of many capital costs in year one instead of on a normal depreciation schedule.
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The central government could decide to tell the state-owned banks to write off a lot of their bad loans, and then recapitalize the banks by providing money to them.
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Toshiba warned on Tuesday that it might need to write off "several billion U.S. dollars" because of its purchase of an American construction firm that specializes in nuclear power projects.
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"The RNC cannot and will not write off any demographic or community or region of this country," then-Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus said when the autopsy was released.
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State Grid and China Southern Power Grid , two state-owned electricity utility monopolies, will write-off around 48.9 billion yuan and 10.6 billion yuan power bills, respectively, the companies said.
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We should require evidence and good reasoning, and we should not write off other religions as 'superstitious' and then fail to question our more familiar Jewish or Christian faith tradition.
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The new U.S. tax law lowers the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent and also temporarily lets businesses write off the full cost of their capital investments.
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The new U.S. tax law lowers the corporate tax rate from 28503 percent to 22019 percent and also temporarily lets businesses write off the full cost of their capital investments.
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If you can put away money in an individual retirement account, you get the benefit of saving for your future and you may be able to write off the contribution.
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Some analysts believe the so-called expensing provisions of the new tax law, which allow companies to write off new investments immediately, may prove more popular than some forecasters anticipated.
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But even with rumors swirling that Saturday night could be the Tom Brady's final stint at Gillette Stadium, I'm still not ready to write off the 42-year-old legend.
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First, he got a commitment from Senate leadership and the Trump administration to put a time limit on allowing companies to write off the full value of new capital investments.
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Small businesses have long had the ability to immediately write off smaller equipment purchases of up to $500 instead of taking depreciation deductions and carrying those assets on their balance sheets.
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But backtracking by the Chinese and an emboldened Trump have dampened the optimism, and on Wednesday and Thursday the President had already seemed to write off the chances of a breakthrough.
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Rubio said would consider buybacks as a dividend for tax purposes and make permanent a temporary provision of the Trump tax overhaul that allows companies to immediately write off capital investments.
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Trump made a "large-scale" write-off for construction losses in 2005, the White House said, in response to questions about a partial disclosure of his tax return from that year.
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Anybody can fall in love; the assumption that these stories were "for" women was just a way for too many people in Hollywood to write off romance as a story motivation.
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Greene-Lewis also gives an anecdote about a couple who owned a junkyard and was allowed to write off the cost of cat food they set out to attract wild cats.
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And if you're inclined to write off these ideas as individual policy proposals that are too weighed down by the nitty gritty to get people excited, you're missing the bigger picture.
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The one-off costs that negatively weighted on mBank results consisted of write off on bond instruments, as well as negative revaluation of the real estate company mBank decided to sell.
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It will be tempting, should Hillary Clinton make it to the White House, to write off her husband's policy ambitions as unusual because he also once held the job of president.
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Washington (CNN)House Speaker Nancy Pelosi did not write off the possibility of moving on impeachment against President Donald Trump as she explained her continued opposition to formally opening the process.
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It's when you have to write off the third check [to support a floundering company] that the GP loses the job, and if there's just one GP, you lose your fund.
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A cut that large seems unlikely, however, given another proposal that companies should be immediately allowed to write off their capital investment against tax, a measure that would reduce tax revenue.
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His $7.6 billion write-off of former CEO Steve Ballmer's purchase of Nokia proved Nadella was committed to looking forward at the company rather than focusing on old ambitions in mobile.
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A model by Carrubba, Friedman, Martin, and Vanberg (2012) shows that when justices write off a colleague as a lost cause, they don't take their views into account during opinion writing.
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On average, 20 percent of consumer loans would need to be written off over a three-year period, compared with a 2 percent write-off rate at present, the BoE said.
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The tussle has forced BTG Pactual and creditors, which include Itaú Unibanco Holding SA and Bradesco, to write off part of the value of their investments and loans to Sete Brasil.
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Some 475,000 arrears-only cases, worth £2.2bn, will initially be put through the write-off process; the department estimates that £1.9bn will be written off without any further attempt to collect.
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I certainly won't write off the book because I'm wary of its premise, but now that we're ready to create change following #MeToo, let's just make sure it's the right kind.
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Under Trump's plan, families could write off the cost of child care for up to four children under the age of 13, at the average cost of care in the state.
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The group ousted Flannery on Monday, replacing him with outsider Larry Culp while booking a $23 billion charge to write off goodwill at its power division, primarily from the 2015 acquisition.
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The deal was supposed to form the central part of HP's move into software but instead led the U.S. company a year later to write-off three-quarters of Autonomy's value.
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One of the more common is that a founder will choose to incorporate as an LLC because they can write off a bit of the losses on their personal tax return.
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A barley trader in China, who was not authorized to speak publicly, said it was premature to write off Australian malt barley supplies, as the crop is not yet fully harvested.
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While the two parties specified they had removed the section on possibly opting out of the euro, they made no mention about the suggestion the ECB should write off this debt.
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In many cases, they seem to have been pre-planned prior to the tax bill, done to reap a tax write-off, or announced to mask layoffs elsewhere in the business.
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We have to try to find the energy to confront all our mass shootings, and react against the horror they inspire, rather than write off all but the worst as inconsequential.
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It took the 29-year-old two stages to write off the 1:40 minutes he lost due to a positioning error in the crosswinds on a flat stage last week.
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Instead of seeing each other as simply "folks who have a different approach to solving common problems," I've heard too many of my liberal friends write off conservatives as downright stupid.
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