deduction

An amount that can be subtracted from your income before calculating the tax you owe.

A conclusion that follows logically from a set of premises.

A conclusion that is sensible and based on evidence.

An amount of money that an employer takes out of an employee's pay for taxes, insurance, etc.

An amount taken from a total every month.

An amount taken from a total every week.

A tax deduction for money or property donated to a qualified charitable organization.

Refers to a particularly clever or insightful conclusion reached through reasoning.

The method of reaching a conclusion by starting with general principles and applying them to specific cases.

The ability to use logic and reason to solve problems or understand things.

Indicates the method of reasoning used to reach a conclusion.

To subtract an amount from a total, especially from a salary or payment.

To officially request a tax deduction that you are legally entitled to.

To form a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning.

To use or apply for a financial deduction on a tax return.

To list tax-deductible expenses separately on a tax return.

To receive or be allowed a financial deduction.

A financial amount subtracted from a total amount (e.g., wages, a bill).

A financial amount subtracted for a specific reason or expense.

A conclusion or inference related to a specific subject.