High-income Taxpayers and Related Partnership Tax Issues: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Oversight of the Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives, Ninety-ninth Congress, First Session, September 20, 1985U.S. Government Printing Office, 1986 - 175 lappuses |
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... profit . Unlike corporations , partnerships flow through their income and expenses , and , therefore , they are conducive to tax shelters or tax- sheltered investment . The partnership form of organization does serve important business ...
... profit . Unlike corporations , partnerships flow through their income and expenses , and , therefore , they are conducive to tax shelters or tax- sheltered investment . The partnership form of organization does serve important business ...
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... profit , even if it were registering losses for tax purposes . The second to the last column on table 9 identifies the invest- ment tax credit . The investment tax credit also affects our final measure of income for partnerships as a ...
... profit , even if it were registering losses for tax purposes . The second to the last column on table 9 identifies the invest- ment tax credit . The investment tax credit also affects our final measure of income for partnerships as a ...
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... profit even if it were registering losses for tax purposes . ( 4 ) The investment tax credit ( ITC ) also affects our final measure of income for partnerships as a whole . In 1983 , partnerships reported $ 1.7 billion in ITC . Every ...
... profit even if it were registering losses for tax purposes . ( 4 ) The investment tax credit ( ITC ) also affects our final measure of income for partnerships as a whole . In 1983 , partnerships reported $ 1.7 billion in ITC . Every ...
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... profits , on partnerships , on estates and trusts , and on small business corporations with gain . TPI does not subtract various exclusions or deductions which reduce AGI , such as IRA and Keogh contributions , and the 60 percent ...
... profits , on partnerships , on estates and trusts , and on small business corporations with gain . TPI does not subtract various exclusions or deductions which reduce AGI , such as IRA and Keogh contributions , and the 60 percent ...
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... profits , on partnerships , on estates and trusts , and on small business corporations with gain . ΤΡΙ does not subtract various exclusions or deductions which reduce AGI , such as IRA and Keogh contributions , and the 60 percent ...
... profits , on partnerships , on estates and trusts , and on small business corporations with gain . ΤΡΙ does not subtract various exclusions or deductions which reduce AGI , such as IRA and Keogh contributions , and the 60 percent ...
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624 COMPUTED abusive amount assets billion capital gains cash Chairman PICKLE CHAPOTON Committee companies CONGRESS THE LIBRARY corporate tax current business losses debt DEFICIT depletion dividends economic income economic losses Enserch filed financing FOREIGN TAX CREDIT FORGN Form GUARINI high income individuals high income taxpayers incentives Income Corporate Income Tax Returns industries intangible drilling costs interest expense INVEST CREDIT investment partnerships investment tax credit investors itemized deductions J.J. PICKLE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS limited partner loopholes master limited partnerships minimum tax net income number of partnerships Office of Tax oil and gas ordinary income paid partnership activity partnership income partnership losses partnership sector PEARLMAN percent of TPI President's profits proposal provisions ratio real estate rental revenue STANGER Statistics of Income Table tax avoidance Tax Code tax liability tax losses tax preferences tax reform tax shelters tax system tax-shelter taxable income total positive income Treasury write-off ΤΡΙ
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