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CDIF
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CDIFCASE (Computer-Aided Software Engineering) Definition Interchange Facility
CDIFCase Data Interchange Format
CDIFConsumer Drug Information (journal)
CDIFComponent Development and Integration Facility
CDIFCumulative Difference


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481(a), which may allow it to include in or exclude from income the cumulative difference between the erroneous and proper method for all tax years closed by statute, in the earliest open year.
In the event that the Senate version prevails in the Conference Committee, TEI recommends that taxpayers be permitted to accumulate the difference between the net tax value of their assets under the regular and AMT depreciation regimes as of the bill's effective date and depreciate that cumulative difference over a prescribed time period, say 5 years, for AMT purposes.
DePaulo agrees, but says even small boosts to judgmental accuracy can make a big cumulative difference across different social situations.
 
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