Proposed capitalization rules set new tests for real estate interests

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The IRS has proposed regulations which would help determine which expenditures relating to intangible assets would have to be counted as capital expenditures and which could be deducted as business expenses. The regulations do make the standards more clear, but also leave some murky issues.

Tax Law, Public Finance Activities, Capital funds & cash flow, Evaluation, Tax accounting, Accounting and auditing, Expense deductions, Intangible property, Intangible assets

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Tighten it up

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The rules regarding identity thefts in the United States are discussed. The trend of increased privacy intrusions demand a strict rule to control the theft.

United States, Identity theft

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Land planning in a state of purple

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The impact of Measure 37, the law that deals with land use regulations, on land use planning in Oregon is examined.

Government expenditures, Oregon, Economic policy, Land use, Land use planning

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