Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun One who collects and furnishes items for a newspaper.
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- noun US, finance One who makes itemized deductions on a
tax return .
Etymologies
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Examples
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And when an itemizer in the 35% bracket donates $100, the after-tax cost is only $65.
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"Virtually no one facing foreclosure is an itemizer," says Obama economic adviser Austan Goolsbee.
Housing Crisis Looms 2008
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DORNIN: Now from what I understand, it may come up in the itemizer as some kind of explosive residue, but indeed it may be just about quite a number of materials, right?
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The routine would be, if there's an explosive residue that's discovered and it goes through the itemizer machine, the analysis -- that person is held, the police is called, and then that person is questioned.
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A citizen of Dubuque is said by a newspaper itemizer to have lately developed a tail.
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Perhaps it was "pinching" poverty in the way of items that drove the itemizer to invent it.
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In some cases, though, part of a refund can be tax free even for an itemizer.
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Even if you've been a lifelong itemizer, it could be time to stop.
unknown title 2011
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I know this is just andecdotal (which is why I'd like to see more empirical), but as someone in Cincinnati, who bought a starter home ($100k-$200k) in my 20s, the mortgage interest deduction turned me into a itemizer.
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USG-funded itemizers at the airport were rendered useless by sabotage and suggested that airlines might be willing to pay for itemizer maintenance.
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