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Subcommittee Hearing

Updating Depreciable Lives: Is there Salvage Value in the Current System?

Subcommittee on Long-Term Growth and Debt Reduction
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Location:  215 Senate Dirksen Office Building

Meeting Agenda

 

Member Statements

  1. Gordon Smith

    R - OR

  2. John F. Kerry

    D - MA

  3. Chuck Grassley

    R - IA

  4. Max Baucus

    D - MT

Witnesses

  1. Joseph M. Mikrut

    Partner
    Capitol Tax Partners
    Washington, DC
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  2. Dr. Thomas Neubig

    National Director
    Quantitative Economics and Statistics, Ernst & Young LLP
    Washington, DC
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  3. Dr. Jane G. Gravelle

    Senior Specialist in Economic Policy
    Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress
    Washington, DC
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  4. Kenneth Simonson

    Chief Economist
    Associated General Contractors of America
    Alexandria, VA
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  5. Christopher Anderson

    President
    Massachusetts High Technology Council, Inc.
    Waltham, MA
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