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You should not compound your demonstration of ignorance with a demonstrations of meritless ego. 100% of environmental compliance costs are deductible from revenue in determination of income. You should also seek more reliable source of learning. You're learning from a lot of misinformed fools.
The deduction depends on the nature of it.Compliance with regulations for diesel fuel containing sulfur is limited to a 75% deduction. We can argue that the IRS are fools but that topic belongs in another forum. it is also true that the IRS can be considered a questionable source of learning but they do have the power to enforce what they say regardless.
The deduction depends on the nature of it.Compliance with regulations for diesel fuel containing sulfur is limited to a 75% deduction. We can argue that the IRS are fools but that topic belongs in another forum. it is also true that the IRS can be considered a questionable source of learning but they do have the power to enforce what they say regardless.
Weren't you the one who claimed it was a 100% tax deduction (this would be covered as a cost of compliance) so...when you prove what you said, I'll be more than happy to give you the link. (at least I have one).
Now don't be like the other one and constantly demand of others what you refuse to do yourself.
Weren't you the one who claimed it was a 100% tax deduction (this would be covered as a cost of compliance) so...when you prove what you said, I'll be more than happy to give you the link. (at least I have one).
Now don't be like the other one and constantly demand of others what you refuse to do yourself.
So your answer was just bullchit. That's what I thought.
No I didn't I said "100% of environmental compliance costs are deductible from revenue in determination of income." That's Accounting 101.
Your are....
correct, my mistake.
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