The Dow Jones-Irwin Guide to Property Ownership: How to Understand, Control, and Protect Your AssetsDow Jones-Irwin, 1986 - 296 lappuses How to understand, control and protect your assets. |
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... corporate rate : The first $ 25,000 of a corporation's taxable income is taxed at 15 percent , the next $ 25,000 is ... corporate income taxes are possible in any overhaul of the tax code . Corporations are treated as taxpaying entities ...
... corporate rate : The first $ 25,000 of a corporation's taxable income is taxed at 15 percent , the next $ 25,000 is ... corporate income taxes are possible in any overhaul of the tax code . Corporations are treated as taxpaying entities ...
146. lappuse
... corporations and those of self - employed individuals or those operating an unincorporated business . Before the change in the law ( enacted in 1982 but generally effective in 1984 ) , there was an advantage in corporate retirement ...
... corporations and those of self - employed individuals or those operating an unincorporated business . Before the change in the law ( enacted in 1982 but generally effective in 1984 ) , there was an advantage in corporate retirement ...
147. lappuse
... corporate redemption of stock for federal estate tax purposes without ordinary income treatment . Insurance owned by the corporation on the life of a " key man " may supply the needed funds for business purposes ; indeed , one of the ...
... corporate redemption of stock for federal estate tax purposes without ordinary income treatment . Insurance owned by the corporation on the life of a " key man " may supply the needed funds for business purposes ; indeed , one of the ...
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CHAPTER ONE What Do You Own? | 3 |
CHAPTER TWO What Does Internal Revenue | 9 |
The Effect of Federal Tax Laws on Planning Do | 16 |
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