The Interest Deductibility Working Group is a Washington, D.C.-based coalition of companies organized as a trade association. It lobbies Congress and the IRS on rules about whether and how businesses can deduct interest costs from their taxable income, including work on Internal Revenue Code section 163(j) and specific bills named in filings. Its disclosures show three filings totaling $180,000 and that it hired The Washington Tax & Public Policy Group.
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