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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... Corporation on behalf of Semiconductor Industry Association 154 Semiconductor Industry Association , Gary P. Arnold 154 Gary P. Arnold for Semiconductor Industry Association Hon . Ed Zschau , U.S. Representative , California 154 68 Hon ...
... Corporation on behalf of Semiconductor Industry Association 154 Semiconductor Industry Association , Gary P. Arnold 154 Gary P. Arnold for Semiconductor Industry Association Hon . Ed Zschau , U.S. Representative , California 154 68 Hon ...
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... Corporation settling in Austin . But one critical step is to en- hance the after - tax attractions of basic R & D by improving the incentives for firms to collaborate with universities on such research . That aspect of both S. 1194 and ...
... Corporation settling in Austin . But one critical step is to en- hance the after - tax attractions of basic R & D by improving the incentives for firms to collaborate with universities on such research . That aspect of both S. 1194 and ...
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... corporation , 65 percent of the taxpayer's expendi- tures ( including grants or contributions ) pursuant to a written re- search agreement for basic research to be performed by universi- ties or certain scientific research organizations ...
... corporation , 65 percent of the taxpayer's expendi- tures ( including grants or contributions ) pursuant to a written re- search agreement for basic research to be performed by universi- ties or certain scientific research organizations ...
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... corporations are allowed an augmented charitable deduction for donations of newly manufactured scientific equipment ... corporation's basis in the donated property and ( 2 ) one - half of the unrealized ap- preciation ( i.e. , one - half ...
... corporations are allowed an augmented charitable deduction for donations of newly manufactured scientific equipment ... corporation's basis in the donated property and ( 2 ) one - half of the unrealized ap- preciation ( i.e. , one - half ...
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... corporations would receive deductions for amounts in excess of basis for transfers , without consideration , of scientific or technical equipment ( including property used in the transferor's business and computer software ) to colleges ...
... corporations would receive deductions for amounts in excess of basis for transfers , without consideration , of scientific or technical equipment ( including property used in the transferor's business and computer software ) to colleges ...
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