Rapid Amortization of Emergency Facilities: Hearings Before the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, 85th Congress, 1st Session, on S. 1795, a Bill to Amend Section 168 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, So as to Restrict the Issuance of Certificates for Rapid Amortization of Emergency Facilities to Those Facilities Producing New Defense Items for Use by the Department of Defense Or the Atomic Energy Commission in the National Defense Program. May 7 and 9, 1957 |
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... capacity is neither fair nor logical . The margin of excess capacity , deemed to be needed for defense purposes at any one time , will regularly be absorbed RAPID AMORTIZATION OF EMERGENCY FACILITIES 5.
... capacity is neither fair nor logical . The margin of excess capacity , deemed to be needed for defense purposes at any one time , will regularly be absorbed RAPID AMORTIZATION OF EMERGENCY FACILITIES 5.
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... capacity , except for a few very spe- cial items , cannot be separated from the broad base of our productive capacity . Artificial stimulants may well become artificial controls . Because rapid amortization is not applied universally ...
... capacity , except for a few very spe- cial items , cannot be separated from the broad base of our productive capacity . Artificial stimulants may well become artificial controls . Because rapid amortization is not applied universally ...
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... capacity in such industries at any time will regularly be ab- sorbed by growing civilian demand and have to be regularly reestab- lished in later years . There would be continuing costs and revenue lags and the creation of new ...
... capacity in such industries at any time will regularly be ab- sorbed by growing civilian demand and have to be regularly reestab- lished in later years . There would be continuing costs and revenue lags and the creation of new ...
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... capacity , except for a few very special items , cannot be separated from the broad base of our productive capacity . There would be no reason why we shouldn't just separate the Hells Canyon situation from that of the Snake River ...
... capacity , except for a few very special items , cannot be separated from the broad base of our productive capacity . There would be no reason why we shouldn't just separate the Hells Canyon situation from that of the Snake River ...
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... capacity will be needed ; estimate what percentage growth will be needed in addition to normal growth for full or partial mobilization . What , then , is the effect of granting a private power company a rapid tax amortization ...
... capacity will be needed ; estimate what percentage growth will be needed in addition to normal growth for full or partial mobilization . What , then , is the effect of granting a private power company a rapid tax amortization ...
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accelerated amortization airline amend section 168 amortization of emergency amortization program amount applications Atomic Energy Commission basis benefits bill capacity certificates of necessity Certifying Authority CHAIRMAN COCHRAN Congress cost December 31 Defense Electric Power defense items Defense Mobilization deferred Department of Defense depreciation electric utilities emergency facilities expansion goal Federal Power Commission filed Government granted GRAY Hells Canyon Hells Canyon Dam HUDGINS Idaho Power Idaho Power Co income tax industry interest of national Internal Revenue Code investment issued Korean war ment military national defense program Necessity Certificate Office of Defense percent plant power companies producing new defense rapid amortization rapid tax amortization rapid tax writeoff requirements Roanoke Rapids Secretary HUMPHREY Senator ANDERSON Senator BENNETT Senator FREAR Senator GORE Senator KERR Senator MALONE Senator WILLIAMS Snake River subsidy tax amortization certificates tion TIPTON Treasury United States Senate WYCKOFF
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Page 85 - Government is instituted for the common good, for the protection, safety, prosperity, and happiness of the people and not for the profit, honor, or private interest of any one man, family, or class of men.
Page 86 - Extensive hearings followed before the House Committee on Ways and Means, and the Senate Committee on Finance.
Page 85 - No man, nor corporation, or association of men, have any other title to obtain advantages, or particular and exclusive privileges, distinct from those of the community, than what arises from the consideration of services rendered to the public...
Page 67 - The determination of amortization percentages shall be closely related by the Defense Production Administration to the provision of other financial incentives by the Government to encourage the construction of facilities, such as direct government loans, guarantees, and contractual arrangements. The objective shall be to use these Incentives separately or in combination to secure the needed expansion at minimum cost to the Treasury.
Page 68 - Act of 1950, as amended, called "delegate agencies", and to the Department of Defense or the Atomic Energy Commission as appropriate. (g) Responsibilities of agencies and officers other than Certifying Authority. Agencies of the Government to which an application is referred shall be responsible for making a report and recommendation for specific action to the Certifying Authority regarding each application. Such report shall include the reasons for the recommendations and shall conform to instructions...