Deductable vs Deductible - What's the difference?
deductable | deductible |
; that which can be deducted.
* 1903 , Encyclopædia of Accounting , Volume 3,
* 1980 , Kenya National Assembly Official Record (Hansard) , Jun 19 - Nov 13,
* 1993 , J. P. Makeham, L. R. Malcolm, The Farming Game Now ,
(US, insurance) Amount of expenses that must be paid out of pocket before an insurer will pay any expenses.
As adjectives the difference between deductable and deductible
is that deductable is an alternative spelling of nodot=true|lang=en; that which can be deducted while deductible is that can be deducted.As a noun deductible is
amount of expenses that must be paid out of pocket before an insurer will pay any expenses.deductable
English
Adjective
(head)page 329,
- The two amounts of tax so found would give the total tax deductable from a yearly payment falling due at l5th May 1902.
page 421,
- One very important point which has arisen is the whole question of the credits; the allowances; marriage allowance and child allowance which are deductable from income before one is taxed.
page 106,
- Farmers? wages and personal costs are taxable not deductable'. ' Deductable depreciation costs include costs of plant, equipment and structures which gradually wear out.