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Corporations dodged an expensive bullet last week when Congress deleted a provision from President Bush's tax cut bill that would have eliminated $90 billion in tax deductions. The provision, included in the Senate version of the bill, consisted of a package of so-called revenue raisers intended to offset the proposed tax cut and bring it down to $350 billion. The list of 59 revenue raisers included curtailing deductions on corporate donations of intellectual property.
May 27, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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