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A proposal for an open source tax creditA proposal for an open source tax creditPosted Mar 21, 2006 0:07 UTC (Tue) by BrucePerens (subscriber, #2510)In reply to: A proposal for an open source tax credit by gtaylor6 Parent article: A proposal for an open source tax credit The Mouse? They have guarded their own tax loopholes, it doesn't seem this would have to effect them. I was in on the colorization thing in the 80's. The purpose wasn't to make the film look better, it was that if we did new work on old pictures the schedule for depreciating them became more advantageous. Bruce
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A proposal for an open source tax credit Posted Mar 21, 2006 1:38 UTC (Tue) by gtaylor6 (guest, #19812) [Link] > The Mouse? [...] it doesn't seem this would have to effect them
Not the proposed 20% software basis ex-time deduction, certainly.
But any wider change to copyright might affect publisher behavior
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