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carry-over
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carry-over
Etymology: L, carrus, wagon; AS ofer
contamination of a specimen by the previous one (when automated equipment is used).


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6511(d)(2)(B) (i), which allows a refund attributable to an NOL carryback notwithstanding "the operation of any .
Res judicata does not bar taxpayer from claiming NOL carrybacks by Beavers, James / The Tax Adviser
The IRS issued a clarifying revenue procedure because many taxpayers had inadvertently submitted invalid elections to claim a three-, four- or five-year carryback for 2008 NOLs (Revenue Procedure 2009-26, 2009-19 IRB 935).
Recovery Act Reminder for 2009 by Cook, Ellen D.; Fowler, Anna C.; Nellen, Annette; Stapleton, Nora; Walloch, Joseph W. / Journal of Accountancy
13, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) released a statement to remind business owners that the fall filing deadline to take advantage of the expanded business loss carryback option is getting close.
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