The origin of my concerns regarding the enumeration of specific components stems from the language used to define energy efficient commercial building property expenditures at the beginning of Section 2105. It indicates that in order to qualify, energy efficient property must be eligible for treatment as depreciable property under section 167 of the tax code. There are many building components, like insulation, not specifically referenced in section 167. Can the Senator from Montana confirm that the intention of this measure is not to exclude these components from eligibility for the energy efficient commercial buildings deduction?
On the recordApril 25, 2002
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Discussing concerns about energy efficient commercial building property expenditures and tax code eligibility.
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