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NewsFebruary 14, 2008

Kenworth Hybrids Qualify for Tax Incentives

Purchasers of certain Kenworth medium-duty hybrid vehicles in the U.S. are eligible for a tax credit of up to $12,000.

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ArticlesCover Storyby Mike AntichJanuary 1, 2008

Why Driver Reimbursement Doesn't Work

Reimbursement doesn’t work from an HR or safety & liability perspective, is counter-productive to corporate ‘green’ initiatives, can negatively impact the company image, and FAVR reimbursement programs may not be SOX-compliant.

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NewsDecember 19, 2007

IRS Issues List of Vehicles that Qualify for the Alternative Motor Vehicle Credit

WASHINGTON – Purchasers of certain large trucks, buses, or other heavy vehicles running on alternative fuel can claim a credit of up $32,000, and purchasers of certain large hybrid trucks and other heavy hybrid vehicles can claim a credit of up to $12,000 if they qualify for the Alternative Motor Vehicle Credit.

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Newsby StaffDecember 19, 2007

IRS Issues List of Vehicles that Qualify for the Alternative Motor Vehicle Credit

WASHINGTON – Purchasers of certain large trucks, buses, or other heavy vehicles running on alternative fuel can claim a credit of up $32,000, and purchasers of certain large hybrid trucks and other heavy hybrid vehicles can claim a credit of up to $12,000 if they qualify for the Alternative Motor Vehicle Credit.

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ArticlesJuly 1, 1985

Spring Conventions Are Cautiously Optimistic

While the automotive fleet and leasing industries seem to be enjoying good health in the midst of the resurging economy, a relapse could be in store if the federal government continues to neglect the mounting budget and trade deficits.

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Articlesby Ed BobitMarch 1, 1984

Editorial

Late last November, with unusual zeal, the IRS proposed that the presence of a terminal rental adjustment clause indicates that the agreement is not a lease, disallowing any investment tax credits on finance leases for business and commercial usage.

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ArticlesMarch 1, 1983

D.C. Dialogue: The Industry vs. The IRS

February 10, 1983 may go down as one of the most important days in the history of the fleet industry: on that day, 15 gentlemen representing the concerns of automotive lessors, manufacturers, and dealers spoke in Washington against the proposed IRS regulation regarding terminal rental adjustment clauses.

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ArticlesNovember 1, 1970

AALA at Midyear

There was some good news, some bad news, and a lot of business that fell somewhere in between at the midyear fall meeting of the American Automotive Leasing Association in Chicago.

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ArticlesFebruary 1, 1963

Hotline News: Top News in Fleet and Leasing

Top stories include new reports mandating seat belts.

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