Small business considerations, economics and research.: Volume 2 /
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| spelling | Small business considerations, economics and research. Volume 2 / Peter R. Bennett and Margaret O. Myers, editors. New York : Nova Science Publishers, [2012] ©2012 1 online resource (xi, 153 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier data file Small business considerations, economics and research Includes index. Print version record. SMALL BUSINESS CONSIDERATIONS, ECONOMICS AND RESEARCH VOLUME 2; SMALL BUSINESS CONSIDERATIONS,ECONOMICS AND RESEARCH VOLUME 2; CONTENTS; PREFACE; Chapter 1SMALL BUSINESS TAX BENEFITS: CURRENT LAWAND ECONOMIC JUSTIFICATION∗; SUMMARY; INTRODUCTION; ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: HOW SMALL IS SMALL?; Size Standards and the Small Business Act of 1953; Definition of Small Business in the Federal Tax Code; MAIN FEDERAL TAX BENEFITS FOR SMALL BUSINESS; Taxation of Passthrough Entities; Graduated Corporate Income Tax Rates; Expensing Allowance for Certain Depreciable Business Assets Exemption of Certain Small Corporations From the Corporate AlternativeMinimum TaxAmortization of Business Start-Up Costs; Cash-Basis Accounting; Net Operating Losses; Extended Carryback of General Business Credit; Tax Incentives for Private Equity Investment in Small firms; Partial Exclusion of Capital Gains on Eligible Small Business Stock; Losses on Small Business Investment Company Stock Treated as Ordinary Losseswithout Limitation; Rollover of Gains into Specialized Small Business Investment Companies; Ordinary Income Treatment of Losses on Sales of Small Business Stock Uniform Capitalization of Inventory CostsSimplified Dollar-Value LIFO Accounting Method for Small Firms; Tax Credit for Pension Plan Start-Up Costs of Small Firms; Tax Credit for Expenses Incurred in Making A Business More Accessible forthe Disabled; Non-Refundable Tax Credit for Employee Health Insurance Expenses; ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF SMALL FIRMS; ECONOMIC ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST SMALL BUSINESS TAXPREFERENCES; Chief Arguments in Favor of the Preferences; Special Economic Role of Small Firms; Opportunities for the Economic Advancement of Immigrants, Women, and Membersof Minority Groups Imperfections in Capital MarketsImpact of Progressive Income Taxes; Cost of Tax Compliance; Chief Arguments against the Subsidies; Equity Concerns; Efficiency Concerns; Special Economic Role of Small Firms; Other Policy Issues; CONCLUSION; End Notes; Chapter 2 MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT:APRIMER; INTRODUCTION; THE CURRENT ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT IS DIFFICULT FOR SMALLBUSINESSES; SMALL BUSINESS LENDING; EFFORTS TO SPUR SMALL BUSINESS LENDING; MICROENTERPRISES ANDMICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT; MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS; MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT IMPACTS AND COSTS Federal MDO Funding SourcesState Programs; Private Donors; BANKS SUPPORT MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT; MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH ALTERNATIVEDELIVERY CHANNELS; CONCLUSION; End Notes; Chapter 3 THE TOOL AND DIE INDUSTRY: CONTRIBUTION TOU. S. MANUFACTURING AND FEDERAL POLICYCONSIDERATIONS; SUMMARY; INTRODUCTION; AN INDUSTRY OF SMALL BUSINESSES; WHERE ARE TOOL AND DIE MAKERS LOCATED?; FACTORS BEHIND TOOL AND DIE DEMAND; GLOBAL COMPETITION; THE TOOL AND DIE LABOR FORCE; The Next Generation; FEDERAL POLICY ISSUES; APPENDIX. THE LINK BETWEEN DIE MAKING ANDAUTO MANUFACTURING; End Notes United States. Small Business Administration. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79099322 United States. Small Business Administration fast Small business Taxation Law and legislation United States. Microfinance United States. Tool and die industry United States. Small business United States Employees. Job creation United States. Outils Fabrication États-Unis. Création d'emplois États-Unis. BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Industries General. bisacsh Job creation fast Microfinance fast Small business Employees fast Small business Taxation Law and legislation fast Tool and die industry fast United States fast https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJtxgQXMWqmjMjjwXRHgrq Bennett, Peter R., editor. Myers, Margaret O., editor. Print version: Small business considerations, economics and research. Volume 2. New York : Nova Science Publishers, [2012] 9781622572359 (OCoLC)852945214 Small business considerations, economics and research (Series) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2013083408 |
| spellingShingle | Small business considerations, economics and research. Small business considerations, economics and research (Series) SMALL BUSINESS CONSIDERATIONS, ECONOMICS AND RESEARCH VOLUME 2; SMALL BUSINESS CONSIDERATIONS,ECONOMICS AND RESEARCH VOLUME 2; CONTENTS; PREFACE; Chapter 1SMALL BUSINESS TAX BENEFITS: CURRENT LAWAND ECONOMIC JUSTIFICATION∗; SUMMARY; INTRODUCTION; ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA: HOW SMALL IS SMALL?; Size Standards and the Small Business Act of 1953; Definition of Small Business in the Federal Tax Code; MAIN FEDERAL TAX BENEFITS FOR SMALL BUSINESS; Taxation of Passthrough Entities; Graduated Corporate Income Tax Rates; Expensing Allowance for Certain Depreciable Business Assets Exemption of Certain Small Corporations From the Corporate AlternativeMinimum TaxAmortization of Business Start-Up Costs; Cash-Basis Accounting; Net Operating Losses; Extended Carryback of General Business Credit; Tax Incentives for Private Equity Investment in Small firms; Partial Exclusion of Capital Gains on Eligible Small Business Stock; Losses on Small Business Investment Company Stock Treated as Ordinary Losseswithout Limitation; Rollover of Gains into Specialized Small Business Investment Companies; Ordinary Income Treatment of Losses on Sales of Small Business Stock Uniform Capitalization of Inventory CostsSimplified Dollar-Value LIFO Accounting Method for Small Firms; Tax Credit for Pension Plan Start-Up Costs of Small Firms; Tax Credit for Expenses Incurred in Making A Business More Accessible forthe Disabled; Non-Refundable Tax Credit for Employee Health Insurance Expenses; ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF SMALL FIRMS; ECONOMIC ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST SMALL BUSINESS TAXPREFERENCES; Chief Arguments in Favor of the Preferences; Special Economic Role of Small Firms; Opportunities for the Economic Advancement of Immigrants, Women, and Membersof Minority Groups Imperfections in Capital MarketsImpact of Progressive Income Taxes; Cost of Tax Compliance; Chief Arguments against the Subsidies; Equity Concerns; Efficiency Concerns; Special Economic Role of Small Firms; Other Policy Issues; CONCLUSION; End Notes; Chapter 2 MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT:APRIMER; INTRODUCTION; THE CURRENT ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT IS DIFFICULT FOR SMALLBUSINESSES; SMALL BUSINESS LENDING; EFFORTS TO SPUR SMALL BUSINESS LENDING; MICROENTERPRISES ANDMICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT; MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS; MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT IMPACTS AND COSTS Federal MDO Funding SourcesState Programs; Private Donors; BANKS SUPPORT MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT; MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH ALTERNATIVEDELIVERY CHANNELS; CONCLUSION; End Notes; Chapter 3 THE TOOL AND DIE INDUSTRY: CONTRIBUTION TOU. S. MANUFACTURING AND FEDERAL POLICYCONSIDERATIONS; SUMMARY; INTRODUCTION; AN INDUSTRY OF SMALL BUSINESSES; WHERE ARE TOOL AND DIE MAKERS LOCATED?; FACTORS BEHIND TOOL AND DIE DEMAND; GLOBAL COMPETITION; THE TOOL AND DIE LABOR FORCE; The Next Generation; FEDERAL POLICY ISSUES; APPENDIX. THE LINK BETWEEN DIE MAKING ANDAUTO MANUFACTURING; End Notes United States. Small Business Administration. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n79099322 United States. Small Business Administration fast Small business Taxation Law and legislation United States. Microfinance United States. Tool and die industry United States. Small business United States Employees. Job creation United States. Outils Fabrication États-Unis. Création d'emplois États-Unis. BUSINESS & ECONOMICS Industries General. bisacsh Job creation fast Microfinance fast Small business Employees fast Small business Taxation Law and legislation fast Tool and die industry fast |
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| title_full | Small business considerations, economics and research. Volume 2 / Peter R. Bennett and Margaret O. Myers, editors. |
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