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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... interest rates . We are experiencing today approximately interest rates of ap- proximately 20 percent . It wasn't so long ago , perhaps only about 6 to 8 months ago , certainly a year ago , that we all would have laughed if somebody had ...
... interest rates . We are experiencing today approximately interest rates of ap- proximately 20 percent . It wasn't so long ago , perhaps only about 6 to 8 months ago , certainly a year ago , that we all would have laughed if somebody had ...
1552. lappuse
... interest rates . The same thing we would have never in our wildest nightmares thought that interest rates would be 20 percent a year ago as we looked forward to April 1980 , but here we are with interest rates too , at 20 percent . One ...
... interest rates . The same thing we would have never in our wildest nightmares thought that interest rates would be 20 percent a year ago as we looked forward to April 1980 , but here we are with interest rates too , at 20 percent . One ...
1557. lappuse
... interest rates are eroding capital faster than the busi- ness can generate it and capital is the fuel of the business machine . Let me give you an example . We have a borrower who obtained a bank loan guaranteed by this agency in ...
... interest rates are eroding capital faster than the busi- ness can generate it and capital is the fuel of the business machine . Let me give you an example . We have a borrower who obtained a bank loan guaranteed by this agency in ...
1558. lappuse
... interest - not the entire inter- est payment - just the increase in the interest , was $ 4,250 a month . The business now owes over $ 50,000 in accrued interest . Even though the business had a good year it cannot afford to stay in ...
... interest - not the entire inter- est payment - just the increase in the interest , was $ 4,250 a month . The business now owes over $ 50,000 in accrued interest . Even though the business had a good year it cannot afford to stay in ...
1560. lappuse
... status without any real growth . Compounded with the above is the large additional burden put on all businesses by record high interest rates . Finally many small businesses are Mr. John R. Cronholm Page 2 April 4 , 1980 1560.
... status without any real growth . Compounded with the above is the large additional burden put on all businesses by record high interest rates . Finally many small businesses are Mr. John R. Cronholm Page 2 April 4 , 1980 1560.
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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...
1717. lappuse - ... company's net worth, prospective earning power, dividend paying capacity and other relevant factors are to be taken into account.
1730. lappuse - ... can enter the marketplace or existing enterprises can experience beneficial horizontal and/or vertical growth.
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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.