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Tax Loophole

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Tax Loophole
A deliberate or accidental provision in tax law that allows an individual or corporation to be exempt from some provision. Most loopholes are deliberate and are created to ensure that the law is not draconian, to please a lobbyist, or for some other reason. For example, a country may pass a law requiring most companies to pay taxes on their net assets each year. However, it may contain a loophole allowing the exemption of companies that would find this tax too difficult or expensive. Occasionally, the government may close a loophole, which means that it takes away the exemption.


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He said: "My priority is to cut tax for those on low and middle incomes, paid for by closing tax loopholes and privileges enjoyed by the relatively wealthy.
The cuts are part of the administration's revenue proposals under the 2010 budget that also aims to close hundreds of billions of dollars in tax loopholes, including 31 billion dollars in tax breaks for oil companies and 86.
 
 
 
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