On the recordJune 4, 1996
There are so many loopholes and so many corporate tax breaks that probably should not be there that it justifies a whole new look at our tax system.
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govinfo.govNick Smith: “There are so many loopholes and so many corporate tax breaks that probably should not be there that it justifies a whole…”
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Addressing the need for tax reform and the presence of corporate tax breaks.
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