deductible expense

可抵税开支

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Refers to an expense that is eligible to be subtracted from adjusted gross income, thereby reducing the amount of income subject to tax.

指有资格从调整后总收入中扣除的费用，从而减少应纳税的收入金额。

deductibleADJECTIVE + NOUN

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expense

例句 (10)

deductible expense = 可抵税开支 (指有资格从调整后总收入中扣除的费用，从而减少应纳税的收入金额。)

  • Business travel is often considered a deductible expense.商务旅行通常被视为一项可抵扣的费用。
  • Is the cost of a home office a deductible expense for freelancers?对于自由职业者来说，家庭办公室的成本是一项可抵扣的费用吗？
  • You should keep all your receipts to prove each deductible expense.你应该保留所有收据，以证明每一笔可抵扣的费用。
  • The accountant explained that only certain work-related educational costs qualify as a deductible expense.会计师解释说，只有某些与工作相关的教育费用才有资格作为可抵扣的费用。
  • He lowered his taxable income by claiming over $5,000 in deductible expenses.他通过申报超过5000美元的可抵扣费用，降低了他的应税收入。
  • Please list every deductible expense on line 21 of the tax form.请在税表第21行列出每一项可抵扣的费用。
  • If you use your personal car for business, a portion of its running costs can be a deductible expense.如果你将私家车用于商务，其部分运营成本可以算作可抵扣的费用。
  • Last year, the software subscription was not a deductible expense, but the rules have now changed.去年，软件订阅费还不是可抵扣的费用，但现在规定已经改变。
  • Identifying every possible deductible expense is key to maximizing your tax return.找出所有可能的可抵扣费用是最大化退税的关键。
  • A deductible expense is any cost you can subtract from your income before calculating the tax you owe.可抵扣的费用是指在计算应缴税款前，可以从收入中减去的任何成本。