Italy sets the barrier to deduction of financing costs at 30 per cent ofEBITDA Giuseppe A. Galeano and Alan M. Rhode
By: Galeano, Giuseppe Alessandro
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Contributor(s): Rhode, Alan M.
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ArticlePublisher: 2008Subject(s): EMPRESAS | AMPLIACION DE CAPITAL | FINANCIACION | COSTOS | DEDUCCIONES | IMPUESTOS | ITALIA | SOCIEDADES
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Intertax v. 36, n. 6/7, June/July 2008, p. 292-301
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