tax credit reforms
Tax credit reforms refer to changes or modifications made to existing tax credit policies or programs. These reforms typically aim to improve the effectiveness, efficiency, fairness, or overall impact of tax credits by altering their structure, eligibility criteria, or the benefits they provide.
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