Capital Formation: Hearings Before the Select Committee on Small Business, United States Senate ....U.S. Government Printing Office, 1980 - 1732 lappuses |
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1551. lappuse
... individuals but also as small businesses , remembering also that small business is not only the backbone of our State but it is the mainstay of our State's economy . Montana is not a large manufactur- ing State , not a large industrial ...
... individuals but also as small businesses , remembering also that small business is not only the backbone of our State but it is the mainstay of our State's economy . Montana is not a large manufactur- ing State , not a large industrial ...
1552. lappuse
... individuals who have to have operating loans , who have to stay alive . And the only way they can get the working capital is to borrow ; and they just have to , if they can , pay those interest rates . Part of the problem obviously ...
... individuals who have to have operating loans , who have to stay alive . And the only way they can get the working capital is to borrow ; and they just have to , if they can , pay those interest rates . Part of the problem obviously ...
1553. lappuse
... individual inventors . That is , it's the small businessman who comes up with the ideas , has the inventions , are the ones that , because they are small enough , can adjust their businesses to accommodate the innovations ; whereas in ...
... individual inventors . That is , it's the small businessman who comes up with the ideas , has the inventions , are the ones that , because they are small enough , can adjust their businesses to accommodate the innovations ; whereas in ...
1565. lappuse
... individuals pay taxes based on individ- ual tax rates , which run into the 70 - percent bracket . As a consequence , it isn't only a matter of having to do something as far as corporate rates are concerned , it is also a matter of ...
... individuals pay taxes based on individ- ual tax rates , which run into the 70 - percent bracket . As a consequence , it isn't only a matter of having to do something as far as corporate rates are concerned , it is also a matter of ...
1566. lappuse
... individual tax- payers ? Mr. ANDERSON . Just roughly , I would guess the percentage of cor- porations in the small business area at 10 to 15 percent . I doubt if it runs much greater than that . Senator BAUCUS . So , if we address the ...
... individual tax- payers ? Mr. ANDERSON . Just roughly , I would guess the percentage of cor- porations in the small business area at 10 to 15 percent . I doubt if it runs much greater than that . Senator BAUCUS . So , if we address the ...
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1728. lappuse - ... one-house floor vote. 6. Support and urge passage of the Small Business Innovation Act, which proposes revisions in the tax, patent, regulatory and procurement codes to foster greater small business innovation and subsequent commercialization. 7. Provide for a tax credit for initial investment in a small business, and permit deferral of taxes for roll-overs of investments affecting small business. 8. Move the Social Security System toward actuarial soundness by: 1) including all constitutionally...
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1692. lappuse - Board should establish recordkeeping requirements for commercial loans to woman which will permit effective monitoring of performance under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act. The Small Business...
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1728. lappuse - Revise estate tax laws to ease the tax burden on family-owned businesses and encourage the continuity of family ownership. 4. Provide for a tax credit for initial investment in a small business, and permit deferral of taxes for rollovers of investments affecting small businesses.