Deductive - Law Dictionary Search Results
allow
to grant fulfillment of [ed her petition for relief] b : to decide in favor of [ a deduction on a tax return] c : to permit to be presented [s his claim] [more jurisdictions will the
aliquot
Latin aliquot some, several] : of, relating to, or being a fraction or percentage of a whole [may deduct an part of the cost "D. Q. Posin"]
adjusted gross income
adjusted gross income : an individual's gross income decreased by the amount of deductions allowed esp. for business expenses
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accrual accounting
accrual accounting Income is reported in the year it is earned, and expenses are deducted in the year they are incurred.
itemize
itemize -ized -iz·ing : to list in detail or by particulars [ deductions]
moral hazard
moral hazard : the possibility of loss to an insurance company (as by arson) arising from the character or circumstances of the insured [deductibles decrease moral hazard]
Illation
process of inferring from premises or reasons perception of the connection between ideas that which is inferred inference deduction conclusion
tax write-off
tax write-off : a tax deduction of an amount of depreciation, expense, or loss [cancelled the debt and took a tax write-off on the
Drawback
A loss of advantage or deduction from profit value success etc a discouragement or hindrance objectionable feature
Derivement
That which is derived deduction inference
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