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Disallow |
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To exclude; reject; deny the force or validity of. The term disallow is applied to such things as an insurance company's refusal to pay a claim. |
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Moreover, in its current form, it could be extended to other expenses already addressed in section 274, including (a) the 100-percent deduction disallowances applicable to spousal travel and luxury cruises and (b) the 50-percent deduction disallowance applicable to business meals and entertainment, thereby forcing a deduction disallowance with respect to any affected expenditures that exceed the value treated as compensation paid to the specified individual. Creating additional complexities and record keeping requirements is the state's estimated tax regime imposed on pass-through entities, interest, and royalty expense disallowances, and requirement that New York state income tax be paid by nonresident individuals at the time of certain real property transfers. Each month a sample of awards and disallowances was selected for independent redevelopment and redetermination. |
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