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To apportion a thing.

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Scottish Health Authorities Revenue Equalisation
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A major motivation for choosing S status is the ability to flow through entity-level losses to shareholders. There are several hurdles that a shareholder must overcome before losses are deductible, including Sec.
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The personal use was by the shareholders and two non-family employees.
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The heat stays on
2003-79, be includible in the partner's or shareholder's income in a single year.
Tax year change relief: new election allows four-year spread for bunched income

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