Research and Experimental Source Allocation Rules: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Oversight of the Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives, Ninety-eighth Congress, First Session, October 26; November 3, 1983U.S. Government Printing Office, 1984 - 268 lappuses |
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... foreign source income , the allocation rules as applied to R & D expenses are complex and have been particularly controversial . The Department of the Treasury issued a regulation concerning R & D allocation rules , as required by ...
... foreign source income , the allocation rules as applied to R & D expenses are complex and have been particularly controversial . The Department of the Treasury issued a regulation concerning R & D allocation rules , as required by ...
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... foreign source income , those countries where the income is received may not . Allocating those expenses to foreign source income has the effect of reducing that income for U.S. tax purposes , and thus low- ering the limit on the amount of ...
... foreign source income , those countries where the income is received may not . Allocating those expenses to foreign source income has the effect of reducing that income for U.S. tax purposes , and thus low- ering the limit on the amount of ...
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... foreign operations whatever . Now , a simpler way of viewing this limitation as the U.S. tax on foreign income is to assume a 50 - percent U.S. tax rate and say that the limitation is 50 percent of foreign source income . When the for ...
... foreign operations whatever . Now , a simpler way of viewing this limitation as the U.S. tax on foreign income is to assume a 50 - percent U.S. tax rate and say that the limitation is 50 percent of foreign source income . When the for ...
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... income is literally exempted from U.S. tax . In the middle of page 6 I give an example of an American who works abroad . Since he works abroad , his foreign earnings are exempt from tax . He ... foreign source income of as little as about 11.
... income is literally exempted from U.S. tax . In the middle of page 6 I give an example of an American who works abroad . Since he works abroad , his foreign earnings are exempt from tax . He ... foreign source income of as little as about 11.
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... foreign source income of as little as about one - third of the percentage of sales abroad . If the percentage of sales abroad was 50 percent , this permitted a company to as little as $ 17.50 of each $ 100 research expenses , or 17.5 ...
... foreign source income of as little as about one - third of the percentage of sales abroad . If the percentage of sales abroad was 50 percent , this permitted a company to as little as $ 17.50 of each $ 100 research expenses , or 17.5 ...
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abroad allocated to foreign allocation of R&D allocation rules allowed amount apportioned Arthur Andersen Chairman RANGEL CHAPOTON CONGRESS THE LIBRARY deduction disincentive dividends domestic and foreign domestic R&D economic effect eign ERTA excess credit position excess foreign tax expense to foreign foreign affiliates foreign corporation foreign country foreign income foreign R&D foreign source income foreign source taxable foreign subsidiary foreign tax credit foreign tax rate gross income impact income tax increase incurred industry interest expense Internal Revenue Code Internal Revenue Service investment issue LIBRARY OF CONGRESS manufacturing million moratorium multinational overseas Price Waterhouse profits R&D activity R&D allocation R&D expenditures R&D expense R&D spending research and development research expense royalty source taxable income Subcommittee tax credit limitation tax incentives tax policy tax treaties taxation tion Treasury Regulation U.S. and foreign U.S. companies U.S. corporations U.S. income U.S. research U.S. source income U.S. tax liabilities United worldwide
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