1983-84 Miscellaneous Tax Bills, II: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Taxation and Debt Management of the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, Ninety-eighth Congress, First Session, on S. 654, S. 738, S. 1147, S. 1194, and S. 1195, May 27, 1983U.S. Government Printing Office, 1983 - 387 pages |
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... base and boost basic research . That base is in serious disrepair and jeopardizes our ability to maintain the tech- nological lead we need to protect markets here and abroad and the jobs which go with them . We live in an interrelated ...
... base and boost basic research . That base is in serious disrepair and jeopardizes our ability to maintain the tech- nological lead we need to protect markets here and abroad and the jobs which go with them . We live in an interrelated ...
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... base period ( generally , the preceding three taxable years ) . The rate of the credit is 25 percent of the incre- mental research expenditure amount . For purposes of the section 44F credit , the definition of research is the same as ...
... base period ( generally , the preceding three taxable years ) . The rate of the credit is 25 percent of the incre- mental research expenditure amount . For purposes of the section 44F credit , the definition of research is the same as ...
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... base period ( generally , the preceding three taxable years ) . The rate of the credit is 25 percent of the incre- mental research expenditure amount . Under present law , research expenditures eligible for the section 44F incremental ...
... base period ( generally , the preceding three taxable years ) . The rate of the credit is 25 percent of the incre- mental research expenditure amount . Under present law , research expenditures eligible for the section 44F incremental ...
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... base period ex- penditures for that prior year . Thus , as long as the taxpayer did not decrease the amount of its other expenditures qualifying under section 44F , the 25 percent credit would apply to 65 percent of all the taxpayer's ...
... base period ex- penditures for that prior year . Thus , as long as the taxpayer did not decrease the amount of its other expenditures qualifying under section 44F , the 25 percent credit would apply to 65 percent of all the taxpayer's ...
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... base period ( generally , the preceding three taxable years ) . The rate of the credit is 25 percent of the incremental re- search expenditure amount . Under present law , the section 44F credit applies to qualified re- search ...
... base period ( generally , the preceding three taxable years ) . The rate of the credit is 25 percent of the incremental re- search expenditure amount . Under present law , the section 44F credit applies to qualified re- search ...
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