Adjective
after-tax (not comparable)
(finance) Remaining after tax has been deducted.
after tax
Household saving fell from 2.5 per cent of after-tax income in the third quarter of 2003 to a remarkable minus 1.8 per cent two years later. Martin Feldstein
Accordingly, Samsung C&T’s BPS should grow 9.7% reflecting the higher asset value, or 7.4% based on after-tax gains if shares are disposed. Source: Internet
As businesses lose the ability to deduct the full cost of their expenses immediately, they will choose to invest less as the after-tax cost of investing increases. Source: Internet
In the case of designated Roth contributions, the contributions being made on an after-tax basis means that the taxable income in the year of contribution is not decreased as it is with pre-tax contributions. Source: Internet
The former is tax-deductible and the latter is made from after-tax contributions. Source: Internet
And thanks to a previous budget, you can claim a tax offset of up to $540 for a $3000 after-tax super contribution for a spouse who is not working … or earning all the way up to $40,000 now. Source: Internet