Short-Line Tax Credit Still Necessary, Railroad Association Says

Short-Line Tax Credit Still Necessary, Railroad Association Says

American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association

The section 45G short-line railroad rehabilitation tax credit remains vital to the industry even after tax reform and should be extended or made permanent, as proposed in H.R. 721, Board of the American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association Chair Judy Petry said at a March 14 House Ways and Means Tax Policy Subcommittee hearing.

The section 45G short-line railroad rehabilitation tax credit remains vital to the industry even after tax reform and should be extended or made permanent, as proposed in H.R. 721, Board of the American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association Chair Judy Petry said at a March 14 House Ways and Means Tax Policy Subcommittee hearing.

The section 45G short-line railroad rehabilitation tax credit remains vital to the industry even after tax reform and should be extended or made permanent, as proposed in <a href="/lr/resolve/source-document/gdqm" title="Source document">H.R. 721</a>, Board of the American Short Line and Regional Railroad Association Chair Judy Petry said at a March 14 House Ways and Means Tax Policy Subcommittee hearing.