Discussion:DPAD-end use matter?
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| {{ForumNewPost|UserID=J2dj2d|Date=12 April 2009|Text=does the end use matter for DPAD? I have a client that manufactures and sells gears to repair used fish cutting machines. Does it qualify since he is producing & selling tangible property?}} | {{ForumNewPost|UserID=J2dj2d|Date=12 April 2009|Text=does the end use matter for DPAD? I have a client that manufactures and sells gears to repair used fish cutting machines. Does it qualify since he is producing & selling tangible property?}} | ||
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Discussion Forum Index --> Tax Questions --> DPAD-end use matter?
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| does the end use matter for DPAD? I have a client that manufactures and sells gears to repair used fish cutting machines. Does it qualify since he is producing & selling tangible property? | |
| 12 April 2009 | |
| In this case, I don't think end use matters. If all of the revenues generated are from the manufacturing process, 100% of the revenues & expenses qualify for DPAD. | |
