tax reforms
Tax reforms refer to the systematic modifications or changes made to existing tax policies and structures with the aim of improving fairness, efficiency, and effectiveness of the tax system. These reforms typically involve adjustments to tax rates, exemptions, deductions, and overall structure to promote social welfare, economic growth, and simplify tax compliance.
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