tax deduction reforms
Tax deduction reforms refer to changes made to the existing tax system that alter or modify the available deductions individuals or businesses can claim, aiming to streamline and improve efficiency, fairness, and effectiveness of the deduction process.
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Related Concepts (21)
- alternative minimum tax deductions
- business expense deductions
- capital gains deductions
- charitable contribution deductions
- child tax credit reforms
- corporate tax deductions
- dependent care deductions
- earned income tax credit reforms
- education-related deductions
- estate tax deductions
- home office deduction
- incentives for renewable energy
- itemized deductions
- medical expense deductions
- mortgage interest deductions
- retirement savings deductions
- small business tax deductions
- standard deduction
- state and local tax deductions
- tax deductions for self-employed individuals
- tax reforms
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