Procedures for Taxpayers Required To Change From the Cash Method
Tax Shelters Defined in Section 448(d)(3) General Rules of Section 448(c) and Section 448(c) Gross Receipts Test Changes to the Regulations Under Section 448 Costing Rules for Self-Constructed Assets
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