If you no longer allowed intangible drilling costs to be expensed, you would shut down the shale revolution.
Don Nickles: “If you no longer allowed intangible drilling costs to be expensed, you would shut down the shale revolution.”
On the recordJune 11, 2012
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Nickles emphasizes the importance of expensing intangible drilling costs for the energy sector.
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