Incentives for Economic Growth: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Taxation and Debt Management Generally of the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, Ninety-fifth Congress, First SessionU.S. Government Printing Office, 1977 - 515 lappuses |
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... question , then , that if there were to be a reduction in the corporate rate , that both the invest- ment tax credit and a more liberalized depreciation schedule prob- ably would not be considered ? Mr. BRILL . We are not at the stage ...
... question , then , that if there were to be a reduction in the corporate rate , that both the invest- ment tax credit and a more liberalized depreciation schedule prob- ably would not be considered ? Mr. BRILL . We are not at the stage ...
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... question in isolation . If you are talking about no other change in the tax structure other than choosing- Senator BYRD . That was one of the alternatives you mentioned a moment ago , a change in the depreciation rate . Mr. BRILL . Yes ...
... question in isolation . If you are talking about no other change in the tax structure other than choosing- Senator BYRD . That was one of the alternatives you mentioned a moment ago , a change in the depreciation rate . Mr. BRILL . Yes ...
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... question . What three steps in the tax field do you think Congress should take to be the most effective in encouraging capital formation ? Mr. BRILL . When our proposals are submitted to the Congress , I would hope they will be given ...
... question . What three steps in the tax field do you think Congress should take to be the most effective in encouraging capital formation ? Mr. BRILL . When our proposals are submitted to the Congress , I would hope they will be given ...
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... question . One is , to look at the costs of the new regulations as they embody themselves in the costs of production . This is a calculable number and one which I do not believe very greatly inhibits capital investment . It does in part ...
... question . One is , to look at the costs of the new regulations as they embody themselves in the costs of production . This is a calculable number and one which I do not believe very greatly inhibits capital investment . It does in part ...
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... question , beyond the oil company problem , let me ask you , what two or three steps in the tax bill do you think the Congress could take which would be the most effective in encouraging capital formation ? Mr. GREENSPAN . First , Mr ...
... question , beyond the oil company problem , let me ask you , what two or three steps in the tax bill do you think the Congress could take which would be the most effective in encouraging capital formation ? Mr. GREENSPAN . First , Mr ...
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