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1.466 documents for Carry-Back

- Mitigating the results of a failure to carry back an NOL.
...172(b)(3) to waive the carryback period. This is an all-or-nothing election, so the...
- The Tax Adviser
- Vol. 42 Nbr. 8, August 2011
- budget 2009 - Carry Back Of Trading Losses.
- Mondaq Business Briefing
- Nbr. 2009, January 2009
- Obama Signs Bill Expanding The Corporate Net Operating Loss Carry Back
- Mondaq Business Briefing
- United States Law Articles in English

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- West's Encyclopedia of American Law
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- Mining World 'Beating a Path' to RCAI to Solve 'Carry-Back' Issue and 'Strong Interest in Oil Sands'.
- Business Wire
- April 11, 2007
- Obama Signs Bill Expanding The Corporate Net Operating Loss Carry Back.
- Mondaq Business Briefing
- Nbr. 2009, January 2009
- Virginia's Image Takes a Hit
Carry me back to old Virginny. There's where the cotton and corn and taters grow.
- Roanoke Times & World News
- April 15, 2010
- Seller Financing Can Negate Buyer Problems
There are would-be sellers and buyers who think they can't participate in the market, not realizing an owner-carried loan may negate their financing problems. With this kind of arrangement - also known as "seller carry back" or "purchase money trustee" - the seller is the lender. That means all of the financing terms are at his discretion, including what credit scores are acceptable and whether the house is worth what's being lent.
- Redlands Daily Facts
- October 13, 2010
- AT&T Wireless Receives $511 Million Refund on Federal Tax Carry Back Claim.
- Business Wire
- June 06, 2003
- Irs Develops Business-Friendly Regulations
Although paying taxes isn't a pleasure for most, several regulations this year will make it easier for firms losing money to obtain refunds and provide businesses and individuals new opportunities for deductions. In what could be the biggest piece of good news for struggling firms, new legislation allows companies of all sizes to carry back losses from both 2008 and 2009 five years instead of the traditional two.
- Long Island Business News
- January 21, 2010