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The Treasury TARP program for equity investments in banks should be tweaked to fit the needs of S corprorations, according testimony before the House Financial Services Committee yesterday.
Independent Community Bankers Chairman Cythia Blankenship called on the Treasury to allow S corporations to issue the Treasury junior subordinated debt with terms similar to the preferred stock normally issued under TARP. The tax law does not permit S corporations to issue preferred stock.
She also said the Treasury S corporation TARP guidelines need to allow S corporations to pay dividends to enable S corporation shareholders to pay taxes on their S corporation income.
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