The table sets forth, for the current month, for each item of income or gain from the following source: (1) Federal income taxes (2) Various state income taxes (3) Various state and local income taxes (4) Various property taxes and other state and local taxes (5) Various property income including capital gains (6) Various itemized deductions (7) Various itemized deductions and credits (8) Various business expenses including salaries. (9) Additional interest and certain other miscellaneous income or deductions (10) Interest. (11) Various state and local sales taxes. (12) Other excise and corporate taxes (13) State and local sales and use taxes. (14) Property and casualty insurance. (15) General and other taxes (16) The value of property owned (17) The value of intangible personal property, which is the aggregate of all the fair market value of all its components, and (18) The value of services that are included in the cost of property owned, but the amounts paid to those persons for those services are deductible. The rates are set forth in the following manner. The tables do not identify particular types of taxpayers. The specific rates set forth for each item of income are not statutory factors. If the tax rate for any individual item is set at a higher rate than otherwise set for the item, that rate will apply to all other item types. For taxable months beginning in 2004, the tables set forth the adjusted federal rate (AFR); rates for the following years are projected percentages that assume an annual growth rate of 3.3% as of October 1, 2004. In December 2004, the tables set forth the current rates for the following items: (1) Federal income taxes. The chart below describes the table for Federal income taxes. It shows the AFR, adjusted federal tax, adjusted tax rate (ADP), adjusted ADP percentage, adjusted AMT, adjusted AMT percentage, and the percent of the standard deduction to be used for purposes of the AMT. (2) All other items of taxable income. The chart below provides a chart showing the same information as the first chart for the second year of the revenue ruling, except that the income tax rates are projected to increase to the level of the level in the chart for the following calendar year. (3) Special rules. Some special rules for the current year also apply. The chart below describes such special rules, unless stated otherwise, for the current year.
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Section 1274.--Determination of Issue Price in the Case of Certain Debt Instruments Issued for Property (Also, Sections 42, 280G, 382, 412, 467, 468, 482, 483, 642, 807, 846, 1288, 7520, 7872.) Federal
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