sitetest
join:2005-05-25
Davidsonville, MD
| Re: I wonder
Actually, reinvestment isn't taxed, ultimately. For capital investments and improvements made that can't be immediately written off, they may be depreciated. The advantage of the immediate write-offs is that the tax savings all come up front, rather than over the life of the depreciation schedule.
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oliphant
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join:2004-11-26
Corona, CA
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Subsidy? I'm sure the leftists will see it that way, but not permitting this goes beyond taxing profit to taxing reinvestment. What's next, business can't write off wages? If gov't wants growth they should not be punishing investment.
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