Section 199 Domestic Production Deduction Incentives have been divided by the IRS into the following industries:

• Manufacturers
• Computer Software & Sound Recordings
• Agribusiness
• Construction, Architectural, Engineering
• Film and TV
• Utilities

1. Part I: Proposed regualtions impact capital expenditure criteria (CBTM Oct 2008)
2. What is "Manufacturing"? (JIT Nov 2007)
3. Section 199 Disallowance Riscks, Clawbacks, and Tax Malpractice Exposure (JIT Aug 2007)
4. Section 199: Disallowance, Risks, Calwbacks, and Tax Malpractice Exposure (CBTM Aug 2007)
5. Final Regs Amplify the Expanded Affiliated Group Production (CBTM July 2007)
6. Agribusiness Can Claim Production Incentive Benefits (CBTM June 2007)
7. Determining Qualified Production Activities Income (CBTM June 2007)
8. Vagaries of the Section 199 Construction Incentive (JIT -Apr 2007)
9. Maximizing the Eligible Embedded Services Deduction (CBTM Apr 2007)
10. TIPRA Curtails Code Sec 199 Utility Production Incentive (CBTM Apr 2007)
11. Understanding the Production Incentive Construction Regulations (CBTM-Feb 2007)
12. Section 199 Domestic Production Final Regulations Part 3: Construction, Engineering, and Architecture (JIT - Feb 2007)
13. Understanding the IRS Appeals Arbitration Program (CBTM Jan 2007)
14. Production Incentive Bolsters Film and TV Industries (CBTM Nov 2006)
15. How Manufacturers Can Qualify for the Production Incentive (CBTM Oct 2006)
16. Section 199 Domestic Production Final Regulations (JIT Sept 2006)
17. Benefiting from the Production Incentive Embedded Services Provisions (CBTM Sept 2006)
18. Gross Receipts Allocation: The First Step in Determining the Production Incentive (CBTM Sept 2006)
19. Section 199 Domestic Production Final Regulations (Part 2): Specific Production Activities (JIT OCT 2006)
    Unresolved Issues Remain After Final Domestic Production Regs (JIT)
20. Domestic Production Deduction: How Agribusiness Can Reap the Benefits (JIT May 2006)
21. Claiming the Production Incentive for Timber, Minerals and Oil and Gas Activities (CBTM May 2006)
22. Expanded Affiliated Group Provisions Impact the Production Incentive (CBTM APR 2006)
23. Proposed Regulations Would Curtail Construction, Engineering and Architectural Services (CBTM-Mar 2006)
24. Domestic Production Deduction for Computer Software and Sound Recordings
25. Domestic Production Deduction for Software and Sound Recordings (Tax Notes Mar 06)
26. Domestic Production Deduction Befuddles Film and TV Industries (JIT-Mar 06)
27. Implementing the Production Incentive Under the Proposed Regulations (Taxes-FEB 2006)
28. Section 199 Proposed Regulations - Allocating and Apportioning Production Incentive Expenses (JIT FEB 2006)
29. Section 199 Proposed Regulations - Allocating and Apportioning Production Incentive Expenses (ITJ FEB 2006)
30. Allocating and Apportioning Production Incentive Expenses (ITJ)
31. Implementing the Production Incentive Under the Proposed Regulations (Taxes-FEB 2006)
32. Domestic Production Provisions Affect Utility Operations (Tax Notes Jan 06)
33. Introducing the Domestic Production Incentive (CITE)
34. Domestic Production Deduction: When is an Item an Item? (Tax Notes - Jan 06)
35. Production Incentive Benefits for Tangible Personal Property - Part 2 (CBTM-FEB 2006)
36. Production Incentive Benefits for Tangible Personal Property (CBTM-Jan 2006)
37. Introducing the Domestic Production Incentive (ITN-CITE Dec 05)
38. Costing Issues Impact Domestic Production (CBTM Dec 2005)
39. The Production Incentive - Construction, Engineering and Architectural Services (CBTM-Nov 2005)