Legislation Would Give Builders a Big Break
A bipartisan provision unveiled Wednesday by Senate leaders would allow companies to apply current losses to taxes paid four years ago, instead of the current two-year carry-back.
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Businesses are pulling back on renting space a sign economic weakness is hitting landlords. The leasing slowdown will likely exacerbate the decline in commercial construction.
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May 15th, 2008 at 11:26 pm
[…] Legislation Would Give Builders a Big Break A bipartisan provision unveiled Wednesday by Senate leaders would allow companies to apply current losses to taxes paid four years ago, instead of the current two-year carry-back. Office Rentals Show A Decrease in Demand Businesses are pulling back on renting space a sign economic weakness is hitting landlords. The leasing […] […]
May 19th, 2008 at 7:08 pm
[…] Legislation Would Give Builders a Big Break A bipartisan provision unveiled Wednesday by Senate leaders would allow companies to apply current losses to taxes paid four years ago, instead of the current two-year carry-back. Office Rentals Show A Decrease in Demand Businesses are pulling back on renting space a sign economic weakness is hitting landlords. The leasing […] […]
May 19th, 2008 at 7:28 pm
[…] Legislation Would Give Builders a Big Break A bipartisan provision unveiled Wednesday by Senate leaders would allow companies to apply current losses to taxes paid four years ago, instead of the current two-year carry-back. Office Rentals Show A Decrease in Demand Businesses are pulling back on renting space a sign economic weakness is hitting landlords. The leasing […] […]