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  • depletion allowance

    …the United States, called the “discovery depletion,” was enacted in 1918 to stimulate oil production for World War I (even though the war had just ended). Discovery value proved too hard to estimate, however, so this was changed in 1926 to the “percentage depletion” for oil and gas property, under…

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    …the United States, called the “discovery depletion,” was enacted in 1918 to stimulate oil production for World War I (even though the war had just ended). Discovery value proved too hard to estimate, however, so this was changed in 1926 to the “percentage depletion” for oil and gas property, under…

    Read More