When a business rents tangible property for use in its business, it may incur up-front costs to
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When a business rents tangible property for use in its business, it may incur up-front costs to acquire the lease on the property. How do you think these leasehold costs are treated for tax purposes?
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Taxation For Decision Makers 2008
ISBN: 9780324654110
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