Tax cut proposals: hearings before the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, Ninety-sixth Congress, second sessionU.S. Government Printing Office, 1980 |
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accelerated depreciation additional allow American amount annual assets Assn Association average believe benefits bill billion capital cost recovery capital formation capital gains tax capital investment capital recovery cash CCRA Chairman Committee companies Congress construction corporate decline depreciation dividend reinvestment dividend reinvestment plan dollars economic effect enacted encourage equipment ESOP estimates expenditures Federal financing funds growth housing impact income tax individual industry inflation inflationary interest rates Internal Revenue Code investment tax credit legislation long-term Lowe's ment mortgage National operating Orange Book payroll tax percent period president problems productivity profits proposal real estate recession refiners rental result retail retirement savings and investment sector semiconductor Senator share small business social security STATEMENT steel stimulate synthetic fuels tax cut tax incentives tax increases tax laws tax rates tax reduction tax relief taxation taxpayers tion Treasury U.S. steel unemployment United
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