I:16-21 Under current tax law, a corporation may deduct interest (subject to limitations) but not dividends paid
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I:16-21 Under current tax law, a corporation may deduct interest (subject to limitations) but not dividends paid to shareholders. What potential problems are created by this disparate treatment? Should the law be changed to either disallow the interest deduction or allow a dividends-paid deduction?
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