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See, most small businesses structure their companies as what they call Subchapter S companies.
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This company pays taxes at the individual income tax rate because they are what they call a Subchapter S corporation.
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Applications under the homestead laws shall be governed by the regulations contained in Subchapter I of Title 43 of the Code of Federal Regulations, and applications under the desert-land laws and the small-tract act of June 1, 1938, shall be governed by the regulations contained in Parts 232 and 257, respectively, of that title.
EXECUTIVE ORDER 9701 1946
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The first has to do with something called Subchapter F corporations and, basically, what this provision was intended to do was to allow investment firms and others that are trading in securities and have foreign subsidiaries to treat the interest and dividends on the stocks that are part of their trading business as the equivalent of active income.
Press Briefing By Rubin Raines And Sperling ITY National Archives 1997
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All the while, however, hidden in a previously nearly universally misunderstood (therefore misapplied) section of the law known as Subchapter N,
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All the while, however, hidden in a previously nearly universally misunderstood (therefore misapplied) section of the law known as Subchapter N,
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Commission officials are hoping to add new contributors of radioactive waste through a rule called Subchapter B "Exportation and Importation of Waste."
TOP STORIES - News 8 2010
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All the while, however, hidden in a previously nearly universally misunderstood (therefore misapplied) section of the law known as Subchapter N,
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All the while, however, hidden in a previously nearly universally misunderstood (therefore misapplied) section of the law known as Subchapter N,
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All the while, however, hidden in a previously nearly universally misunderstood (therefore misapplied) section of the law known as Subchapter N,
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