Tax Reform Act of 1969: Hearings, Ninety-first Congress, First Session, on H.R. 13270: to Reform the Income Tax Laws. Sept. 4-Oct. 22, 1969, Volumul 4;Volumul 7,Partea 4U.S. Government Printing Office, 1969 - 6777 pagini |
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... cash " method . Using the cash method , inventories are ignored . The growth in inventories is not Balanced off against other costs . Put another way , costs that reflect the building up of an asset ( inventories ) are deducted from ...
... cash " method . Using the cash method , inventories are ignored . The growth in inventories is not Balanced off against other costs . Put another way , costs that reflect the building up of an asset ( inventories ) are deducted from ...
Pagina 2702
... cash investment ) , the advantages of these special privileges are compounded . The combined effects of interest charges on the money borrowed for the farm investment and the operating losses , that are so easily shown through cash ...
... cash investment ) , the advantages of these special privileges are compounded . The combined effects of interest charges on the money borrowed for the farm investment and the operating losses , that are so easily shown through cash ...
Pagina 2706
... cash ( depreciation allowances plus retained profits ) after payment of taxes and dividends to stockholders . The cash is thus available for such ventures as those involved in the sharp 2706.
... cash ( depreciation allowances plus retained profits ) after payment of taxes and dividends to stockholders . The cash is thus available for such ventures as those involved in the sharp 2706.
Pagina 2712
... cash basis . You put in dollars that depreciate or are deductible . You take out capital gains . As in oil exploration , you are better off if you are presently paying high income taxes , say , 60 % or better . This makes every ingoing ...
... cash basis . You put in dollars that depreciate or are deductible . You take out capital gains . As in oil exploration , you are better off if you are presently paying high income taxes , say , 60 % or better . This makes every ingoing ...
Pagina 2713
... Cash outlay for expense --- ( d ) Proceeds from steer calf sales --- . $ 4 , 100 6 , 400 30 , 700 41 , 200 19 , 200 ( e ) Cash due second Nov. 15 to carry for another year ---------- 22 , 000 Your tax situation for the second calendar ...
... Cash outlay for expense --- ( d ) Proceeds from steer calf sales --- . $ 4 , 100 6 , 400 30 , 700 41 , 200 19 , 200 ( e ) Cash due second Nov. 15 to carry for another year ---------- 22 , 000 Your tax situation for the second calendar ...
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