Further manufacture: Expanding the 75% rule

September 1, 1997

Mark Sidman

Attorney

Is it true that the new tax law eliminates the tax on further manufacturing? Our company buys used or wrecked vehicles, which we then restore and sell. Sometimes we modify a tractor into a straight truck or vice versa. Can we forget about the tax?

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