Proposals and Issues Relating to Tax Incentives for Enterprise Zones: Scheduled for a Hearing Before the Senate Committee on Finance on June 3, 1992U.S. Government Printing Office, 1992 - 56 lappuses |
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... Enterprise Zone Provisions of S. 2217 , S. 1920 , S. 1603 , and S. 1032 . B ... Zone Provisions of H.R. 4210 ( " Tax Fairness and Economic Growth Act of 1992 " ) . C. Other Proposals 1. Description of S. 686 ( " Rural Business ...
... Enterprise Zone Provisions of S. 2217 , S. 1920 , S. 1603 , and S. 1032 . B ... Zone Provisions of H.R. 4210 ( " Tax Fairness and Economic Growth Act of 1992 " ) . C. Other Proposals 1. Description of S. 686 ( " Rural Business ...
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... business or for the production of income . Capital gains Net capital gains are taxed as ordinary income under present law , subject to a maximum marginal rate of 28 percent in the ... enterprise zones Employee wage credit The bills 4.
... business or for the production of income . Capital gains Net capital gains are taxed as ordinary income under present law , subject to a maximum marginal rate of 28 percent in the ... enterprise zones Employee wage credit The bills 4.
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... zone employees for the first $ 10,500 of wages . The maxi- mum credit would be $ 525 ; it would be phased out ... business would be eligible for the exclusion . The gain exclusion would not be a preference for purposes of the ...
... zone employees for the first $ 10,500 of wages . The maxi- mum credit would be $ 525 ; it would be phased out ... business would be eligible for the exclusion . The gain exclusion would not be a preference for purposes of the ...
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... zone demonstration program . The bill was passed by the House of Representatives and the Senate on March 20 , 1992 ... business within the zone . The credit would be a general business credit and , as such , could not reduce an ...
... zone demonstration program . The bill was passed by the House of Representatives and the Senate on March 20 , 1992 ... business within the zone . The credit would be a general business credit and , as such , could not reduce an ...
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... zone for each calen- dar year . Each urban tax enterprise zone would be subject to a maximum annual limitation of ... business . The credit would be subject to the present - law general business credit limita- tions . Increased ...
... zone for each calen- dar year . Each urban tax enterprise zone would be subject to a maximum annual limitation of ... business . The credit would be subject to the present - law general business credit limita- tions . Increased ...
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active conduct alternative minimum tax assets bill would provide blighted urban child care facilities course of action credit The bill development investment zone economic development eligible employees employment enterprise zone business enterprise zone program enterprise zone property enterprise zone proposals enterprise zone stock enterprise zone tax Federal Foreign Trade Zone gentrification geographic areas incentives for enterprise income tax credit increase Indian enterprise zone Indian reservation individuals intensive businesses investment tax credit labor location decisions marginal tax rate ment nomic nominated area ordinary income period preference for purposes present law prise zone qualified enterprise zone qualified zone property real property reduced residents rural area rural development investment rural enterprise zone sale or exchange Secretary of Housing small businesses subsidies targeted tax benefits tax enterprise zone tax preferences taxable taxpayer terprise tion trade or business U.S. Virgin Islands urban tax enterprise wage credit wages paid zone designation zone tax incentives
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