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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... reduced without any offsetting increase later . Such tax expenditures correspond closely to direct expenditures ... reduce taxes from those which defer taxes . This analysis does not attempt a complete listing of all the special tax ...
... reduced without any offsetting increase later . Such tax expenditures correspond closely to direct expenditures ... reduce taxes from those which defer taxes . This analysis does not attempt a complete listing of all the special tax ...
Page 37
... reduce asset value more rapidly than straight - line depreciation ( the method typically used in financial statements ) is shown below . The part based on rental housing is listed under community development and housing . The tax ...
... reduce asset value more rapidly than straight - line depreciation ( the method typically used in financial statements ) is shown below . The part based on rental housing is listed under community development and housing . The tax ...
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... reduce the degree of pressure being placed on private credit markets . ( The following reply was submitted by the Bureau of the Budget :) RESPONSE FROM BUDGET DIRECTOR ZWICK TO MR . PATMAN'S QUESTION CONCERNING INTEREST RATES During the ...
... reduce the degree of pressure being placed on private credit markets . ( The following reply was submitted by the Bureau of the Budget :) RESPONSE FROM BUDGET DIRECTOR ZWICK TO MR . PATMAN'S QUESTION CONCERNING INTEREST RATES During the ...
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... reduce the Bank's lending rate would not involve a net cost to the Federal budget . Added tax revenues stemming from the fact that the Bank would issue taxable securi- ties would offset the cost of the payments made to the Bank . Also ...
... reduce the Bank's lending rate would not involve a net cost to the Federal budget . Added tax revenues stemming from the fact that the Bank would issue taxable securi- ties would offset the cost of the payments made to the Bank . Also ...
Page 115
... reduce the Bank's lending rate , however , would not involve a net cost to the Federal budget . Added tax revenues stemming from the fact that the Bank would issue taxable securities would offset the cost of the payments made to the ...
... reduce the Bank's lending rate , however , would not involve a net cost to the Federal budget . Added tax revenues stemming from the fact that the Bank would issue taxable securities would offset the cost of the payments made to the ...
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