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corporate income tax
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 | Form 1120 (business term) |
| Accumulated Earnings Tax (legal term) |
| Shifting and Incidence of Taxation (business term) |
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- Form 1120 (business term)
- Accumulated Earnings Tax (legal term)
- Shifting and Incidence of Taxation (business term)
- Double Taxation
- Subchapter S (finance term)
- "s" Corporations (insurance term)
- Reorganization
- Internal Revenue Service (division, United States – in government)
- Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT)
- Mutual Fund (business term)
- Unrelated Business Income (UBI) (business term)
- Tax Reform Act of 1984 (finance term)
- Corporate Income Tax Act of 1909
- Redemption
