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56Ibid. p.4.
57Ibid. p.4- Rates include 5% to 10% for building and other structures, 33.3% for most machinery and equipment( including vehicles), 50% for computer equipment, and 20% for goodwill.
58Ibid., 1996.
59Ibid., 1996. Income tax is paid on personal income, income form agriculture, income from various activities, investment income, and income form property and property rights. Personal income consists of salary income, pension income, or any other gross receipts of an employee, including fringe-benefits, value of gifts, accommodations or used cars for personal purposes. Income from property and property rights includes rental income, income from profit participation, interest income, and royalty income.
60Ibid., 1996.
61Ibid., 1996.
62Ibid., 1996.
63Ibid., 1996.
64Ibid., 1996.
65Ibid., 1996.
66Shortall, 1996.
67Tanovnik, Tine. (1994). "The sale of the social housing stock in Slovenia: what happened and why." Urban Studies. Nov. Vol. 31, No. 9, p.1559(12).
68Sendi, Richard. (1995). "Housing reform and housing conflict: the privatization and denationalization of public housing in the Republic of Slovenia in practice." International Journal of Urban and Regional Research. Sept. Vol.19, No. 3 p. 435 (12).
69Golnik, 1995, p.1.
70Golnik, 1995, p.1.
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72Business Report on Slovenia. (1996).
73Petrov, 1995. P.1.
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