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the speaker claims that as a matter of fact, the companies usually will not lose control of the themselves , and even designing for it — and using it as an impetus to recommit to the companies' values.
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Time2: 2'54''
It is widely understood that a reform of our taxation system is the first step forward to finding a long term solution for deficit reduction and economic growth. Therefore, the senate and the house is drafting a tax bill to deduct the cost of advertising, although it probably may raise great debates.
Time3: 2'03''
the ads tax not only would have less money to spend on advertising year after year, but media companies would also be impacted as advertisers would be forced to reduce their buyers.
Time4: 1'02''
the tax reform proposal that require amortization of certain advertising expense beginning in 2015 marks a drastic departure from the historical departure from the historical treatment of advertising, which was successful at defeating the attempts, as an ordinary and necessary business expense.
Warm up&Time5: 3'02''
The proposal that allow companies to deduct 50% of their advertising costs and the remaining 50% amortized over the following 10 years would be a nuisance in the short-term but ultimately it would only delay -- not limit -- the deductibility of advertising expenses and would have more significant effect on small business.
Time6:3'16''
Although Camp's proposal that lower the corporate tax rate from 35 to 25 percent and simplify and reduce tax rates for individuals into two brackets, 10 and 25 percent may be a significant rate reduction, it still would put at risk more than 1.7 million jobs and $456 billion in sales.
Time7:2'20''
The near future of tax reform in the Senate is an even bigger question mark for a chamber that's already been derided as the most do-nothing Congress and the proposal starts the discussion rolling.
[obstacle]6'21''
Since advertising serves as a generator of job creation and sales, which is also a driving force in the economy, the proposal for the tax reform that allow advertisers to deduct only 50 percent of all advertising expenses and require the balance to be amortized over five years probably would have profound repercussions across the U.S. economy. |
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