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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... billion dollars in tax expenditures versus $ 5.2 billion in budgetary expenditures . You will find under Natural Resources - chart 4 that the U.S. Government appropriates about $ 1.9 billion a year in the most recent years . The total ...
... billion dollars in tax expenditures versus $ 5.2 billion in budgetary expenditures . You will find under Natural Resources - chart 4 that the U.S. Government appropriates about $ 1.9 billion a year in the most recent years . The total ...
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... billion assistance the tax system provides these indus- tries by permitting the expensing of certain capital costs ... billion and $ 1.8 billion , respectively . SCOPE OF TAX EXPENDITURES Some of the special tax provisions 32.
... billion assistance the tax system provides these indus- tries by permitting the expensing of certain capital costs ... billion and $ 1.8 billion , respectively . SCOPE OF TAX EXPENDITURES Some of the special tax provisions 32.
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... billion . Because of the effect of the interrelationship of the three provisions on the tax base , the combined cost ... billion . The revenue cost of deduction of the total amount contributed by employers to these qualified plans ...
... billion . Because of the effect of the interrelationship of the three provisions on the tax base , the combined cost ... billion . The revenue cost of deduction of the total amount contributed by employers to these qualified plans ...
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... billion . The revenue cost of this treatment at ordinary rates for both realized gains and gains untaxed at death is $ 8.5 billion ( includ- ing the $ 4 billion mentioned above ) . The cost of capital gains treatment under present law ...
... billion . The revenue cost of this treatment at ordinary rates for both realized gains and gains untaxed at death is $ 8.5 billion ( includ- ing the $ 4 billion mentioned above ) . The cost of capital gains treatment under present law ...
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... billion , revenues of $ 186.1 billion and a surplus of $ 2.4 billion . For fiscal 1970 we have projected an even larger surplus of $ 3.4 billion . In fiscal 1970 budget receipts are estimated at $ 198.7 billion , an increase of $ 12.6 ...
... billion , revenues of $ 186.1 billion and a surplus of $ 2.4 billion . For fiscal 1970 we have projected an even larger surplus of $ 3.4 billion . In fiscal 1970 budget receipts are estimated at $ 198.7 billion , an increase of $ 12.6 ...
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