When a candidate wins delegates in a state -- either by proportion of votes or winner-takes-all -- those delegates are presumed to be committed to voting for that candidate at the convention. Each party has a finite number of delegates who are up for grabs in the primaries.hen a candidate wins delegates in a state -- either by proportion of votes or winner-takes-all -- those delegates are presumed to be committed to voting for that candidate at the convention. Each party has a finite number of delegates who are up for grabs in the primaries.
Emmet Pierce - Last updated: Jan. 15, 2016. Life insurance benefits and settlements for home and car insurance claims are generally not considered to be taxable income. As you file your taxes this year, you probably wonât have to dig out insurance-claims documents.
But if you're reimbursed for your business expenses, you can no longer claim the expenses as deductions. Reimbursements are not counted as taxable income unless you cannot prove, in the case of an audit, either the reimbursement or the expense for which you were reimbursed.