The Study of Small Business: The impact of taxation on small business, a proposal for reformThe Office, 1977 |
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18. lappuse
... Contribution to the Study of American Small Business , p.9 4 / For example , see " Small Business Tax Needs , " Hearings before the Select Committee on Small Business , U.S. Senate , 94th Congress , 1st Session , February 4 , 5 and 20 ...
... Contribution to the Study of American Small Business , p.9 4 / For example , see " Small Business Tax Needs , " Hearings before the Select Committee on Small Business , U.S. Senate , 94th Congress , 1st Session , February 4 , 5 and 20 ...
29. lappuse
... contribution to the plan is the lesser of 15 % earned income or $ 7500 . IRC Section 404 ( a ) IRC Section 408 , added by Sec . 2002 ( b ) of P.L. 93-406 , Sept. 2 , 1974 The maximum deduction is $ 1500 ( sometimes $ 1750 in the case of ...
... contribution to the plan is the lesser of 15 % earned income or $ 7500 . IRC Section 404 ( a ) IRC Section 408 , added by Sec . 2002 ( b ) of P.L. 93-406 , Sept. 2 , 1974 The maximum deduction is $ 1500 ( sometimes $ 1750 in the case of ...
50. lappuse
... Contribution Note A Note A Up to the amount Subscribed Limited to Capital Shares Note B Partner- ship 50 % of NET income until 10 % of Capital 20,000F 100 % 100 % Limited to Capital Corpo- Subscription ration Corpo- ration 5 % of NET ...
... Contribution Note A Note A Up to the amount Subscribed Limited to Capital Shares Note B Partner- ship 50 % of NET income until 10 % of Capital 20,000F 100 % 100 % Limited to Capital Corpo- Subscription ration Corpo- ration 5 % of NET ...
60. lappuse
... contribution gain or loss to an equity owner who contributes property in exchange for his equity interest , when the property has a fair market value in excess of its adjusted basis . This exception is fully discussed in Chapter 5 ...
... contribution gain or loss to an equity owner who contributes property in exchange for his equity interest , when the property has a fair market value in excess of its adjusted basis . This exception is fully discussed in Chapter 5 ...
75. lappuse
... contribution of property is the sum of the money contributed , and the equity owner's basis for the property contributed . If an equity interest is acquired by a contribution of services , its basis is the amount required to be included ...
... contribution of property is the sum of the money contributed , and the equity owner's basis for the property contributed . If an equity interest is acquired by a contribution of services , its basis is the amount required to be included ...
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94th Congress accumulated earnings adjusted basis allocated amount on Line assets business tax reform cash complex contributed property contribution corporate SBE corporate tax decrease deferral depreciation discussed in Chapter dividend earnings and profits economic electing corporation electing under Subchapter Enter amount equity capital equity owner's basis estate tax existing funds Ibid income tax Individual Retirement Account individual tax Internal Revenue Code Internal Revenue Service legislation less limited Medium Business Enterprise operating losses ordinary income partner partnership passive income payroll tax problems of small qualifying recommended result rules SBE Bonds SBE equity owner SBE status SBES and MBES SBIC Schedule share of SBE shareholders simplified Small Business Administration Small Business Enterprise Small Business Investment small business sector small business tax small businessperson tax benefits tax entity tax law tax liability tax problems tax provisions tax return tax system tax treatment taxable income taxpayers U.S. Senate
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