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A blended rate of 40 percent will be in effect for calendar year 1987. [ Actually 39.95 percent ( 181/365 x 46 % + 184/365 x 34 % ) or ( 22.81 + 17.14 ) ] IRC Sec . 15 ( a ) B. Accounting Issues 1 ) Provide for Federal income tax at 40 ...
A blended rate of 40 percent will be in effect for calendar year 1987. [ Actually 39.95 percent ( 181/365 x 46 % + 184/365 x 34 % ) or ( 22.81 + 17.14 ) ] IRC Sec . 15 ( a ) B. Accounting Issues 1 ) Provide for Federal income tax at 40 ...
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Let us begin our examination of a model , using this interrelationship among vintages , by visualizing the effect on successive vintages of our estimate of obsolescence in 1950. The onset of obsolescence occurs year by year and later ...
Let us begin our examination of a model , using this interrelationship among vintages , by visualizing the effect on successive vintages of our estimate of obsolescence in 1950. The onset of obsolescence occurs year by year and later ...
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What happens if deterioration / chance remain fixed and the rate of Figure 6 shows the effect of constant as a function of age obsolescence which changes at vintage . obsolescence changes ? adding deterioration held ( as shown in Figure ...
What happens if deterioration / chance remain fixed and the rate of Figure 6 shows the effect of constant as a function of age obsolescence which changes at vintage . obsolescence changes ? adding deterioration held ( as shown in Figure ...
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| Title | Proceedings of the Annual Iowa State University Regulatory Conference on Public Utility Valuation and the Rate Making Process, Volume 26 |
| Contributors | Iowa State University. Engineering Extension Service, Iowa State University. Industrial Engineering Department |
| Publisher | Iowa State University., 1987 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 26 Aug 2006 |
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