The ability to be deducted, such as from one's taxes(noun)
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Use "deductibility" in a sentence
"Tax deductibility is a lot more valuable to someone in the 39% tax bracket than someone who doesn't even pay federal income taxes."
"These big players can hire big smart tax lawyers and the interest deductions from corporate income taxes has cost our coffers billions of dollars. 1 noted recently in Ronald Reagan's tax reform they are somewhat clipping the takeover wings because the interest deductibility is not as open ended as it was, something 1 call for in the solutions of my book."
"Congress could encourage such donations by allowing the company to deduct the full value of the newspaper as a charitable contribution, creating a special exception to the current ceiling on corporate gift deductibility, which is 10% of taxable income."