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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... million facility to house this research and the manufacturing that results , and we will , of course , equip and populate it to the tune of many millions more . The presence of the credit made it much easier for us to commit to this ...
... million facility to house this research and the manufacturing that results , and we will , of course , equip and populate it to the tune of many millions more . The presence of the credit made it much easier for us to commit to this ...
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... million , we had about $ 15 million of tax - qualified R & D . In 1981 we had about $ 8.3 million in tax - qualified R & D , and in 1980 we had about $ 5.7 million . This gave us a tax credit for 1982 of about $ 1.6 Now , I should ...
... million , we had about $ 15 million of tax - qualified R & D . In 1981 we had about $ 8.3 million in tax - qualified R & D , and in 1980 we had about $ 5.7 million . This gave us a tax credit for 1982 of about $ 1.6 Now , I should ...
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... million or more of credit . These 65 companies may be divided into two broad groups . The first consisting of companies whose main business are in the high tech fields of pharmaceuticals , computers , electronics , aerospace ...
... million or more of credit . These 65 companies may be divided into two broad groups . The first consisting of companies whose main business are in the high tech fields of pharmaceuticals , computers , electronics , aerospace ...
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... million or more in assets , were able to use about 60 percent of their R & E credits earned , and the small- er companies less than $ 1 million of assets were able to use only about 45 percent of the credits earned in 1981 . As I ...
... million or more in assets , were able to use about 60 percent of their R & E credits earned , and the small- er companies less than $ 1 million of assets were able to use only about 45 percent of the credits earned in 1981 . As I ...
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... million or more of credit . These 65 companies may be divided into two broad groups . The first group consists of 28 companies whose main businesses are in the relatively " high - tech " fields of pharmaceuticals , computers ...
... million or more of credit . These 65 companies may be divided into two broad groups . The first group consists of 28 companies whose main businesses are in the relatively " high - tech " fields of pharmaceuticals , computers ...
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