Net
operating losses originating in 2001 and 2002 that are carried back and net
operating losses carried over to these two years, however, are not subject to the 90% rule.
The state's major health maintenance organizations all reported
operating losses for the first quarter, citing seasonal increases in the use of health care services and rising medical costs.
NORDIC BUSINESS REPORT-16 February 2006-Ganger Rolf ASA and Bonheur ASA report
operating losses for 2005(C)1994-2006 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.
The Tax Court recently ruled that a former debtor in bankruptcy (P) could apply net
operating losses (NOLs) acquired from his bankruptcy estate against nonbankruptcy income recognized during the bankruptcy proceeding.
23 million for 2001 to cover the
operating losses of installations of the former Minas de Lieres S.
To lengthen the carryback period for net
operating losses to five years.
1502-21 allowed net
operating losses to be carried back for 10 years to the extent consolidated product liability losses exceeded the consolidated net operating loss.
That model restricts the recognition of net deferred tax assets to the amount that would be recovered based upon the presumed carryback of net
operating losses that result from scheduling the reversal of existing temporary differences by year.
The increased
operating losses for the fourth quarter and the year were primarily due to increased operating costs, in particular for the new operations, the net cost of the LPGA tournament held in October 2008 and higher administrative costs.
In an effort to protect net
operating losses, the bankruptcy court applies several provisions in the bankruptcy code (Title 11 of the U.
NORDIC BUSINESS REPORT-21 July 2005-Ganger Rolf ASA and Bonheur ASA report 6-month
operating losses of NOK10.
In Notice 98-38, the IRS and Treasury Department pose the question whether the current SRLY rules limiting the utilization of
operating losses should be replaced with an approach modeled after section 382 (hereinafter "section-382 approach").
