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depletion allowance



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Oil companies grappled with new uncertainties about their future as the House Ways and Means Committee approved a tax bill that fairly soon is likely to wipe out the celebrated depletion allowance.

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One reason is the depletion allowance, which basically permits oil companies to deduct from their tax bills 22% of the value of the oil that their wells produce.

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While industry lobbyists still protested the impending death of the depletion allowance, some individual oil executives were pleased to fend off a much harder blow.

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One reason is that oil companies have less money to spend: Congress has eliminated most of their depletion allowance, and their profits have dropped.

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The depletion allowance, for example, is more an incentive for oilmen to pump from existing wells than an inducement to explore for new sources of petroleum.

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