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Tulsa, Oklahoma (AP)
The bailout package approved by Congress during October renews expired tax breaks credited with generating millions of dollars in investments in Oklahoma.
One of the provisions allows businesses that place or expand facilities on former American Indian lands to qualify for an accelerated depreciation schedule to recover their costs more quickly, the Tulsa World reported from its Washington bureau.
The bailout package approved by Congress during October renews expired tax breaks credited with generating millions of dollars in investments in Oklahoma.
One of the provisions allows businesses that place or expand facilities on former American Indian lands to qualify for an accelerated depreciation schedule to recover their costs more quickly, the Tulsa World reported from its Washington bureau.
