Principles of capitalization /

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Author / Creator:Atkinson, James L. (James LeRoy), author.
Imprint:Arlington, VA : Tax Management, [2013]-
Description:1 online resource
Language:English
Series:U.S. income portfolios ; 509-2nd
Tax management portfolios ; 509-2nd.
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Format: E-Resource Journal
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/9333492
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Other authors / contributors:Rohrs, Jane A., author.
Walberg, Glenn. author.
Tax Management Inc., issuing body.
Frequency:Updated irregularly
Notes:Authors: James L. Atkinson, Jane A. Rohrs and Glenn Walberg, .
Description based on contents viewed on June 4, 2019; title from description page.
Summary:"Tax Management Portfolio, Principles of Capitalization, No. 509-2nd, explores the theory and practical application of the fundamental principles determining whether an expenditure may be currently deducted as an ordinary and necessary business expense or whether instead it must be capitalized and recovered through another tax accounting mechanism, such as depreciation. Other Tax Management Portfolios provide in-depth analysis of the Uniform Capitalization Rules of [section] 263A. This Portfolio instead focuses upon the more traditional capitalization principles underlying [section] 263(a), the decades of case law interpreting those principles, and the government's recent efforts to rationalize this area through the issuance of regulations."
Other form:Print version: Atkinson, James L. (James LeRoy). Principles of capitalization. Arlington, VA : Tax Management, Inc., [2019]- 9781633592681