See Also: Deductible(law)
tax-deductible(dictionary)
deductible(dictionary)
Tax deductible(finance)
Deductible(finance)
Tax-deductible(money)
Tax Deductible(money)
Deductible(money)
Deductible contribution(finance)
Non-deductible contribution(finance)

imputation (iou) and deductible (iou)


imputation (iou)



imputation noun. M16.
[French, or late Latin imputatio(n-), from Latin imputat- pa. ppl stem of imputare IMPUTE: see -ATION.]
The action of imputing or attributing something, esp. a fault or crime, to a person; the fact of being charged with a fault, crime, etc.; spec. (a) Christian Theology attribution to believers of the righteousness of Christ and to Christ of human sin; (b) Economics attribution of value to resources in accordance with the value of the products to which they contribute. M16.
An instance of imputing a fault, crime, etc., to a person; an accusation, a charge. L16.
A. John I was absolved from all blame: all charges, all imputations were withdrawn.
Comb.: imputation tax: levied according to the total profits of a company.

deductible (iou)



deductible adjective & noun. M19.
[from DEDUCT + -IBLE.]
A. adjective. That can or may be deducted; spec. (in full tax-deductible) that may be deducted from one's tax or taxable income. M19.
b. noun. A proportion of the risk which must be borne by the holder of an insurance policy. Orig. US. E20.