Summary of H.R. 2792 (Relating to Indian Fishing Rights) : for Mark-Up By the Committee On Ways And Means Jcx-8-88
Summary of H.R. 2792 (Relating to Indian Fishing Rights) : for Mark-Up By the Committee On Ways And Means Jcx-8-88
United States. Congress. Joint Committee On Taxation
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Income from Indian fishing activities protected by treaty. Federal statute, or executive order would be exempt from Federal income and social security taxes only to the extent provided for by the bill. If income from fishing rights-related activity is exempt from Federal tax, then the bill would prohibit imposition under State or local law of any tax on such income. (However, the bill does not limit exemptions from State and local taxes that may be broader than the exemption it provides.) Effec...tive date . — H.R. 2792 would apply to all taxable years beginning before or after the date of enactment as to which the period of assessment has not expired. Possible Substitute A possible substitute measure would consist of the Subcommittee bill (as described above) with the following modifications: / (1) The provisions exempting income of entities (e.g., corporations, partnerships, and cooperatives) engaged in fish processing or transportation activities would be amended to clarify that fishing rights income of jointly owned entities would qualify for tax-exemption where collectively members of each tribe whose fishing rights were being exercised owned at least 10 percent of the equity interests in the entity.
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