Definition of deduct - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
financesubtract an amount from a total
- The bank will deduct fees from your account.
2.
paymentsretain and not pay out
- The company will deduct taxes from your salary.
Origin of deduct
Latin, deducere (to lead away)
Terms with deduct included in their meaning
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reduce price
deduct a percentage from a price
employment
deduct a portion of wages for specific reasons
finance
deduct taxes from salary or wages
tax purposes
deduct a cost from taxable income
payroll
deduct union dues from wages
penalize
deduct points as a penalty
taxation
official time span allowed to deduct asset cost for tax purposes
legal
court order for employers to deduct wages for debts
deduction
remove or deduct something
paycheck system
deduct too little, especially for government levies
Examples of deduct in a sentence
The accountant will deduct the amount from the final bill. They will deduct the fee from your account monthly. Please deduct the expenses from the total amount.
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- French:déduire, retenir, ...
- German:abziehen, einbehalten, ...
- Italian:detrarre, trattenere, ...
- Spanish:deducir, retener, ...
- Portuguese:deduzir, reter, ...
- Chinese:扣除, 扣留, ...
- Japanese:差し引く, ...
- Arabic:خَصَمَ, اقْتَطَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְנַכּוֹת, ...
- Russian:вычитать, удержать, ...
- Ukrainian:вираховувати, утримувати, ...
- Hindi:काटना, काट लेना, ...
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