Journal of Accountancy, Հատոր 115American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1963 |
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... depreciation would be based on $ 300,000 actual cost . 2. In third year : ( a ) Book depreciation would be based on $ 296,700 base ( $ 300,000 less $ 3,300 por- tion of 7 per cent credit used ) . ( b ) Tax provision and estimated tax ...
... depreciation would be based on $ 300,000 actual cost . 2. In third year : ( a ) Book depreciation would be based on $ 296,700 base ( $ 300,000 less $ 3,300 por- tion of 7 per cent credit used ) . ( b ) Tax provision and estimated tax ...
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... depreciation In Revenue Ruling 62-92 the Com- missioner announced that depreciation in the year of sale would be disallowed to the extent of the gain on the prop- erty sold . In meetings with Internal Revenue Service personnel , a ...
... depreciation In Revenue Ruling 62-92 the Com- missioner announced that depreciation in the year of sale would be disallowed to the extent of the gain on the prop- erty sold . In meetings with Internal Revenue Service personnel , a ...
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depreciation are used for individual assets within a guideline class . RECOMMENDED ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS WITH SUGGESTED ANSWERS REGARDING REVENUE PROCEDURE 62-21- DEPRECIATION GUIDELINES AND RULES 1. Question : If Rev. Proc . 62-21 is ...
depreciation are used for individual assets within a guideline class . RECOMMENDED ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS WITH SUGGESTED ANSWERS REGARDING REVENUE PROCEDURE 62-21- DEPRECIATION GUIDELINES AND RULES 1. Question : If Rev. Proc . 62-21 is ...
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