deductible
deductible
Definition
de·duct·ible (-ə bəl)
adjective
- that can be deducted
- that is allowed as a deduction in computing income tax deductible expenses
noun
- a clause in an insurance policy stating that the insurer will pay that portion of a loss, damage, etc. remaining after a stipulated amount, to be paid by the insured party, is deducted
- the amount stipulated
deductible
Law Definition
n
In an insurance policy, the monetary amount of the loss that
must be paid by the insured before the insurer becomes responsible for any
reimbursement.
deductible
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- raise: By Senior Health Care raising deductibles would allow an.
Preposition: against
- income: Some expenses incurred in letting are tax deductible against rental income.
- tax: Make the capital investment tax deductible against income tax.
Preposition: as
- expense: All monthly interest payments made to Counsel Financial Services are tax deductible as necessary business expenses.
Adjective complement with noun phrase
- make: Investment in energy saving measures should be made tax deductible against income tax.
Adjective modifier
- high: Look to insurers lowering the amount higher deductibles quick he or she.
Modifies a noun
- repairsfor: His pitch to h them on the your policy includes deductible collision repairsfor.
- expense: People who are losing weight for medical reasons will be able to claim tax deductible expenses for slimming products.
- threshold: For example the working paper series account deductible threshold new hotel in.
- expenditure: Compensation for damage reduces otherwise deductible expenditure on the repair of the asset.
- contribution: Annual contributions have a limit of $ 3,000 minus the participant's deductible IRA contributions.
- amount: During this period data were shown for a doctor's deductible amount faced.
Modifying Another Word
- fully: Are fully deductible chronic care or the money in.
- not: Some employe benefits are not deductible from business income on tax returns.
- high: Also, give coverage at a high deductible to all at a decent rate.
- originally: Originally deductible fully done by word they usually want a time to.
Noun used with modifier
- insurance: Of a failed a few large variety of lowest car insurance rate deductibles.
Preposition: from
- income: Some employe benefits are not deductible from business income on tax returns.
Preposition: for
- purpose: Capital expenditure in starting or expanding a business is not deductible for tax purposes.
Preposition: by
- company: In-kind donations are tax deductible by companies ( including for equipment they would otherwise have thrown away ).
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