Description of Possible Options to Increase RevenuesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1987 - 291 lappuses |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 22.
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... Alcohol , Tobacco and Firearms 3. Customs Service ....... 4. Coast Guard ............ 21 24 DERE 2 ~ ~ *** 27 27 28 30 32 17 19 ( HI ) 36 403SU XL 1420 9/01 31150-74 NWLB 16 - BINDING 1 1 II . Other Possible Revenue Options A. EXCISE ...
... Alcohol , Tobacco and Firearms 3. Customs Service ....... 4. Coast Guard ............ 21 24 DERE 2 ~ ~ *** 27 27 28 30 32 17 19 ( HI ) 36 403SU XL 1420 9/01 31150-74 NWLB 16 - BINDING 1 1 II . Other Possible Revenue Options A. EXCISE ...
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... Alcoholic beverage excise taxes ... 2. Tobacco products excise taxes ......... 3. Telephone excise tax ..... 4. Luxury ... alcohol fuels . 9. Gas guzzler excise tax 10. Increase Trust Fund excise taxes by an amount to offset implicit ...
... Alcoholic beverage excise taxes ... 2. Tobacco products excise taxes ......... 3. Telephone excise tax ..... 4. Luxury ... alcohol fuels . 9. Gas guzzler excise tax 10. Increase Trust Fund excise taxes by an amount to offset implicit ...
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... alcohol , for private and public bus operators , and for State and local governments . Alcohol fuels . - An exemption of 6 cents per gallon is provided for gasohol blends ( i.e. , 10 percent pure alcohol ) of diesel , gasoline , and ...
... alcohol , for private and public bus operators , and for State and local governments . Alcohol fuels . - An exemption of 6 cents per gallon is provided for gasohol blends ( i.e. , 10 percent pure alcohol ) of diesel , gasoline , and ...
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... alcohol fuels encourage utilization of alter- nate fuel sources and reduces petroleum usage . 2. The exemptions for buses encourages greater usage of more fuel efficient transportation , thus reducing petroleum usage . 3. The exemption ...
... alcohol fuels encourage utilization of alter- nate fuel sources and reduces petroleum usage . 2. The exemptions for buses encourages greater usage of more fuel efficient transportation , thus reducing petroleum usage . 3. The exemption ...
27. lappuse
... set to collect approximately $ 0.1 billion annually ( as indicated in the President's fiscal year 1988 budget ) . 2. Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco , and Firearms Present ( 27 ) CERTAIN NEW USER FEES Internal Revenue Service.
... set to collect approximately $ 0.1 billion annually ( as indicated in the President's fiscal year 1988 budget ) . 2. Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco , and Firearms Present ( 27 ) CERTAIN NEW USER FEES Internal Revenue Service.
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$50 million alcohol fuels allocation allowed alternative minimum tax amount apply assets basis billions of dollars cafeteria plan capital cash cents per gallon Cons Arguments consolidated return corporate level costs crude oil debt deferred distribution earnings and profits economic employees employer-provided equity ESOP estate tax excess excise tax exempt expenses Federal fees fuels taxes Gain of less gasoline gross group-term life insurance imposed income tax increase individual inside buildup insurance companies interest Internal Revenue Service itemized deductions Law Under present less than $50 LIFO loans loss motor fuels paid partners payments percent percentage petroleum Possible Proposals preferred stock Present Law proposal Pros Pros and Cons purchase reduce Repeal Revenue Effect Fiscal rules shareholders subsidiary tax benefits tax credit tax liability tax purposes Tax Reform tax-exempt taxable income taxpayers tion transfers treated treatment Trust Fund U.S. tax wages
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