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post Jul 12 2001, 12:17 PM
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AMI Auto World Magazine quotes H & R Block's senior tax researcher: "On the 1040 form it's a deduction to 'Adjusted Gross Income' on luine 32. And you have to write the words 'Clean Fuel Deduction' on a blank line."
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post Jul 12 2001, 08:53 PM
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Yeah, I agree with him. Its a deduction.<br><br>Has anybody heard anything about Bush's CREDIT for hybrid cars? I heard it was in his budget but I haven't heard any more about it.
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post Jul 13 2001, 06:16 AM
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&gt;Has anybody heard anything about Bush's CREDIT for hybrid cars? I heard it was in his budget but I haven't heard any more about it.&lt;<br><br>Last I heard was that due to the rapidly dissapearing surplus the hybrid credit is likely to be dropped from the budget.
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post Jul 13 2001, 09:50 AM
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The surplus is NOT rapidly disapearing. Anyway, the budget has been passsed and is done. The provisions can't change until next year.<br><br><br><br>&gt; Last I heard was that due to the rapidly <br>&gt; dissapearing surplus the hybrid credit is <br>&gt; likely to be dropped from the budget.
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&gt;The surplus is NOT rapidly disapearing. Anyway, the budget has been passsed and is done. The provisions can't change until next year.&gt;<br><br>I would call a reduction in the projected surplus in May of $275 billion to $165 billion now a rapidly disapearing surplus.<br><br><a href=http://www.msnbc.com/news/599289.asp#BODY target=new>http://www.msnbc.com/news/599289.asp#BODY</a><br><br>The budget is just a guidline and the appropiation bills can be adjusted to compensate.<br><br>I recall seeing that the new hybrid credit would be likely to be dropped but could not find the source. I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for the new hybrid credit to be passed.
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