Everyday, in order to survive, they have to get eaten by some conglomerate that's going to use them as a write-off.
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Specifically, the bill would offer a 10% tax credit for any new hiring or raises this year as well as allow the complete write-off of new capital investments like machinery or equipment consistent with expansion.
Essentially, MLB could step in and run the Japanese league as a business, rather than the expensive tax write-off the teams are currently treated as under their corporate owners.
There are demands for a write-off, as well as for Russia's debts to the West to be offset by notional loans made long ago to Soviet satellite states such as Vietnam, or by the energy debts accumulated more recently by nearby countries such as Ukraine.
Meanwhile, congressional efforts to encourage wealthy individuals to purchase low-income housing through the passive-loss provision had proven problematic as investors allowed their properties to decline to capture a greater tax write-off.
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However, the ONS also added that the latest figures also recorded an improvement on April last year as the 2006 figures were affected by a write-off of Nigerian debt.
Though it might be tempting to write off this young group as one-dimensional, it is worth noting that they also include on their album songs like "In the Name of Jesus Christ" and "Someone Like Daniel" that grapple with religion.
As I sat down to write today, it dawned on me that this might come off as a touch self-indulgent.
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But before you write her off as another, well, D-list attention seeker, recognize her savvy.
Though Danny Alexander has just entered the BBC studio, as I write this, and told me there are one-off asset sales like this every year.
So all this does is allow a company to simply write it off once by not counting it as income, rather than both not counting it as income and getting able -- being able to write it off.
It would be a victory for trial lawyers who have complained they must eat the costs of prosecuting contingency-fee cases as incurred and only get to write them off against any fee they obtain at the end.
At the end of Old Maid as banks used to play it, the loser would take a big write-off and then everyone could start playing again.
And while this dude takes high dudgeon douchery to a new level, I see plenty of entry-level peers who struggle to strike a balance when it comes to figuring out how much of their on-the-job interactions to take personally and how much to write off as typical professional white noise.
But with prices shaky you could end up as a long-term landlord, with real losses that you can't immediately write off.
Without that, his authority could be fatally weakened - although ministers will, no doubt, attempt to write off poor performance as a "mid term" protest vote, as they did at Dunfermline.
The reason is that someone buying a high-coupon bond at a premium is entitled to write off the premium over time as a deduction against the interest income.
Companies like Google or General Electric should not be allowed to write-off losses to the extent that their federal taxes are next to zero, even as they are registering profits.
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On that analysis, private sector lenders either to Spanish banks or to the Italian government - as two topical and relevant examples - need not fear that it is their turn next to take a write-off.
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