Economic Report of the President: Hearings Before the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the United StatesU.S. Government Printing Office, 1969 |
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... amount and allocation of resources on both the outlay and revenue side of the 1970 budget . A tax expenditure has ... amounts expended . The purpose of this analysis is to present information which compares tax expenditures with direct ...
... amount and allocation of resources on both the outlay and revenue side of the 1970 budget . A tax expenditure has ... amounts expended . The purpose of this analysis is to present information which compares tax expenditures with direct ...
Page 33
... amount of deferred taxes tends to grow year after year . Examples of special tax provisions which cause deferral of taxes include : Deduction of employer and self - employed contributions to private pen- sion plans and exemption of ...
... amount of deferred taxes tends to grow year after year . Examples of special tax provisions which cause deferral of taxes include : Deduction of employer and self - employed contributions to private pen- sion plans and exemption of ...
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... amount of U. S. tax lia- bility . U. S. corporations deriving income from foreign subsidiaries may claim a credit for foreign corporate profits tax deemed paid on that income , as well as for foreign taxes imposed directly on that ...
... amount of U. S. tax lia- bility . U. S. corporations deriving income from foreign subsidiaries may claim a credit for foreign corporate profits tax deemed paid on that income , as well as for foreign taxes imposed directly on that ...
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... amount received is taxable to the employee . He does not pay taxes on the percentage of the benefit purchased by his contributions excluding from the percentage income earned on his contributions . The revenue cost of the exclusion of ...
... amount received is taxable to the employee . He does not pay taxes on the percentage of the benefit purchased by his contributions excluding from the percentage income earned on his contributions . The revenue cost of the exclusion of ...
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... amount of expenditures for the care of children under 13 or incapacitated dependents to enable the taxpayer to work are permitted under certain circumstances . Deductibility of casualty losses . - Taxpayers may deduct as an itemized non ...
... amount of expenditures for the care of children under 13 or incapacitated dependents to enable the taxpayer to work are permitted under certain circumstances . Deductibility of casualty losses . - Taxpayers may deduct as an itemized non ...
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