106th Congress / Bills / H R 4923

Title

To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to provide tax incentives for the renewal of distressed communities, to provide for 9 additional empowerment zones and increased tax incentives for empowerment zone development, to encourage investments in new markets, and for other purposes.

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Actions and defenses | Administrative fees | Administrative procedure -- Department of Housing and Urban Development | Apartment houses | Armed forces | Auditing | Bankruptcy | Bonds | Brownfields | Budgets | Building construction | Business | Business education | Business income tax | Business losses | Capital gains tax | Children | Church and social problems | Church and state | Churches | Civil liberties | Community development | Community development banking | Community development corporations | Community organization | Congress | Congressional investigations | Congressional reporting requirements | Corporation directors | Cost of living adjustments | Crime prevention | Criminal justice | Data banks | Day care | Defense policy | Depreciation and amortization | Depressed areas | Drug abuse | Drug abuse counseling | Drug abuse treatment | Economic growth | Economic policy | Elementary and secondary education | Elementary schools | Employee ownership | Employee training | Employment tax credits | Employment tests | Enterprise zones -- District of Columbia | Environmental assessment | Environmental protection | Executive departments | Federal aid to community development | Federal aid to substance abuse programs | Federal-local relations | Federal-state relations | Federally-guaranteed loans | Finance | Financial services | Fines (Penalties) | Franchises (Retail trade) | Fraud | Government information | Government paperwork | Government publicity | Government regulation | Hawaiians | Hazardous substances | Hazardous waste site remediation | High schools | Home labor | Home ownership | Housing | Housing authorities | Income tax | Indian economic development | Indian housing | Indian lands | Industrial development bonds | Information services | Infrastructure | Injunctions | Internet | Investment tax credit | Investments | Job creation | Job training | Labor | Land transfers | Law | Licenses | Loans | Local laws | Local taxation | Location of industries | Low-income housing | Military base conversion | Minimum tax | Minorities | Mortgage guaranty insurance | Mortgage loans | Municipal services | Nonprofit organizations | Partnerships | Personal income tax | Politics and government | Public housing | Public lands | Public-private partnerships | Reinsurance | Religion | Religious liberty | Rental housing | Residential rehabilitation | Retail trade | Rural affairs | Rural economic development | Savings and loan associations | Single family housing | Small business | Small business investment companies | Social services | Solid wastes | State and local government | State finance | State laws | State taxation | Stocks | Summer employment | Surety and fidelity | Surplus government property | Tax credits | Tax cuts | Tax deductions | Tax exclusion | Tax incentives | Tax rates | Tax-exempt securities | Taxation | Technology | Telecommunication | Trusts and trustees | Urban affairs | Urban economic development | Urban renewal | Venture capital | Welfare | Youth employment | Zoning and zoning law

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