INVESTMENT TAX CREDIT Definition

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INVESTMENT TAX CREDIT is a tax credit in the United States that allows businesses to write-off a portion of the cost of purchasing equipment for business use.

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BUSINESS COMBINATION is the merger of separate entities or operations of entities into one reporting entity.

EXEMPT is being freed from or not subject to an obligation, liability, tax, etc.; excused. Examples: exempt gifts or tax-exempt bonus.

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