tax policy reforms
Tax policy reforms refer to changes made to the existing system of taxation by governments, aimed at enhancing efficiency, fairness, and economic growth. These reforms can involve alterations in tax rates, deductions, exemptions, or simplification of the tax code to promote transparency and improve the overall effectiveness of the tax system.
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- tax administration
- tax audits
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- tax competition
- tax credits
- tax deductions
- tax evasion
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- tax incentives
- tax loopholes
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